Shenyi Technology Focuses on Brain-Computer Interface Products for Sleep and Depression Management
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Shenyi Technology, founded in May 2025, is developing brain-computer interface products aimed at sleep and depression management. The company secured over 10 million yuan in angel funding in 2026, led by Lihe Venture Capital and Dongguan Biotech. Their approach integrates AI with brain science, focusing on brain function monitoring and intervention.
The significance of Shenyi's work lies in its commitment to non-invasive solutions that can reach a broader audience. Their technology encompasses three stages: data collection, understanding, and intervention, creating a closed-loop system for brain health management. This is particularly relevant for conditions like sleep disorders and depression, which require long-term management without invasive procedures.
Looking ahead, Shenyi plans to launch three differentiated product lines by 2026, including a portable brain-computer interface for sleep monitoring, a home treatment system for depression, and a non-invasive deep brain neuroregulation system targeting various neurological disorders. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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