Tianfukang Raises Millions in Angel Funding for Neural Control Technology Development
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Beijing Tianfukang Medical Technology Co., Ltd. has secured several million yuan in angel funding, led by Sequoia China, to advance its precision neural control technology. The company focuses on brain-computer interface and neural bundle closed-loop control technology, aiming to develop a series of First in Class products based on clinical needs.
This funding will support Tianfukang's development of next-generation neural control technologies, specifically targeting precise closed-loop control of neural bundles. By utilizing highly selective neural electrodes, the technology aims to enhance stimulation selectivity and individual adaptability, moving away from traditional open-loop stimulation methods.
Tianfukang is also establishing a joint laboratory with Beijing Tiantan Hospital to address unmet clinical needs in neurological disorders. The collaboration will focus on product definition, key technology validation, and clinical research design. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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