This article originated from a recent interview I had with a robotics company. They mentioned that the starting point of their entrepreneurial journey was a caregiving experience when their father was hospitalized. He realized that even the closest family members find it difficult to be attentive to every detail when caring for a patient. This led him to ponder whether there could be a machine that allows us to age with greater dignity. This thought is simple yet aligns perfectly with the public
October 9, 2026
By Xiao Luyu, Edited by Yang Xuran We are living in an era of rapid technological transformation. Hot fields such as AI, robotics, and gene editing are redefining "humanity" to some extent. The brain-computer interface (BCI) track is particularly prominent in its ability to "transform humans." It simultaneously carries multiple narratives of healing, enhancement, connection, and immortality, any of which is sufficient to support the imagination of a trillion-dollar market. As the robotics sector
September 15, 2026
Hello everyone, welcome to the RF Academy. When it comes to RF, the first things that come to mind are usually mobile communications, base stations, radar, and satellites. However, few people know that RF coils, signal transceiving, and near-field high-sensitivity reception are the "heart" of modern medical imaging. On May 1, 2026, a groundbreaking patent from the US company Neuro42 was officially published in China: Intracranial RF Coil for Intraoperative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Patent CN12
May 8, 2026
How long does it take to read a brain CT scan? For a skilled radiologist, from retrieving the images to finishing the report, it takes about 15 minutes; for complex cases, it takes at least 20 minutes. This is the work pace accumulated over years in the neuroimaging department. This time might seem a bit slow, but it is already the limit of the human brain in processing hundreds of possible lesions within a single cranial cavity. In April this year, an AI product named the Brain CT Super Agent (
May 5, 2026
Editor's Note: As the "nerve endings of the information age," sensors have permeated every critical field of the socio-economic landscape. Since October 2025, China Electronics News has invited Guo Yuansheng,Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Committee of the Central Committee of the Jiusan Society and Executive Vice Chairman of the Sensors and IoT Industry Alliance (SIA), to launch the column "Guo Yuansheng Discusses Sensors in Detail." The column focuses on eight major fields and sc
February 6, 2026
Editor's Note: As the "nerve endings of the information age," sensors have permeated every critical field of the socio-economic landscape. Since October 2025, China Electronics News has invited Guo Yuansheng, Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Committee of the Jiusan Society Central Committee and Executive Vice Chairman of the China Sensor and IoT Industry Alliance, to launch the column "Guo Yuansheng on Sensors." Focusing on eight major fields and scenarios: electric power, major equ
January 29, 2026