Huachao Shenkong Raises 200 Million RMB in Pre-A Funding for Non-Invasive Brain-Computer Interface Development
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Huachao Shenkong, a non-invasive AI brain-computer interface company, has successfully completed a Pre-A funding round, raising 200 million RMB. This funding was led by Sequoia China and Yunqi Capital, with participation from several other investors. The funds will be allocated towards product development, talent acquisition, clinical research, and AI infrastructure enhancement.
This funding round is significant as it reflects a shift in the brain-computer interface industry from conceptual investments to a focus on commercialization. In the first half of 2026, domestic financing in the brain-computer interface sector exceeded 60 instances, totaling over 7 billion RMB, surpassing the entire year of 2025. The industry is witnessing advancements in both invasive and non-invasive technologies, with low-intensity transcranial focused ultrasound emerging as a leading non-invasive approach.
Looking ahead, Huachao Shenkong aims to establish a comprehensive technology system encompassing writing, reading, and decoding brain signals. The company plans to launch various product lines targeting research, clinical applications, and consumer markets. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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Huachao Shenkong Secures 200 Million RMB in Pre-A Funding for Non-Invasive Brain-Computer Interface
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