PANews reported on January 8th that, according to the Shanghai Securities News, BrainPower, one of the "Six Little Dragons of Hangzhou," has completed a financing round of approximately 2 billion yuan, setting a record for the second-largest financing in the brain-computer interface field globally, excluding Neuralink, Elon Musk's company. A representative from BrainPower confirmed the completion of the financing, stating that the funds will be used to accelerate the research and development of core brain-computer interface technologies, achieve breakthroughs in extreme engineering, scale up product development, and bring the technology to mass production. The representative stated that the company aims to help 1 million people with physical disabilities regain their daily lives and reintegrate into society by wearing neuro-controlled prostheses within the next five to ten years. It also aims to improve the lives of 10 million patients suffering from brain diseases such as autism, ADHD, Alzheimer's, and insomnia. Finally, it aims to allow ordinary people to experience direct interaction with the world through brain-computer interface devices, reshaping the future of human-machine integration.