Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade Leads Delegation to Visit StairMed, Highlighting Global Interest in Its Brain-Computer Interface Innovations
StairMed
Developer of Implantable Brain-Computer Interface Technology
On July 9, 2026, the Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation and his delegation visited StairMed. This high-level visit not only demonstrated the international community’s strong recognition of StairMed’s innovative capabilities, but also laid a solid foundation for multi-dimensional, in-depth cooperation between the two parties in the European market in the future.
7Month9Morning of the day,Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Schreinemacher (Sjoerd Sjoerdsma）、Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to ChinaHaoshibo (André Haspels）Leadership PolicyGovernment officials and over 30 entrepreneur representatives formally visited the headquarters of StairMed,This was also the only Chinese enterprise visited in person during the delegation’s trip to Shanghai. Leaders from the Ministry of Commerce and the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce accompanied the visit.Zhao Zhengtuo, Founder of StairMedLed the team to present the company’s latest achievements in the field of brain-computer interfaces to the delegation.
At the R&D Center, Zhao Zhengtuo introduced StairMed’s overall operations to the delegation. With invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) technology at its core, the company is dedicated to establishing efficient and stable information pathways between the brain and external devices.
The application of this technology is not limited to a single indication; rather, it spans multiple domains, including motor function reconstruction, sensory restoration, and the treatment of refractory neurological disorders, thereby exploring brain-computer interface (BCI) solutions for diverse patient populations.
Delegation HighlightsUnderstoodStairMed's self-developedUltra-flexible Neural Electrodes and Multiple ModelsInvasive Brain-Computer Interface System. SystemFeasibleUnder the premise of minimal damage, toSheetNeurons perform millisecond-level signal acquisition/Stimulation。
This cutting-edge application, which integrates neuroscience and engineering, showcases StairMedTakeExceptional Strength in Translating Basic Research into Clinical Applications. NetherlandsRepresentativeMembers of the delegation expressed their views on the company's innovative developmentStrong interest.
In the clinical demonstration area, a subject with high-level paraplegia showcased astonishing brain-controlled capabilities. Merely through“Mind” imagery enables subjects to precisely control the computer，AutonomyCompletedOnline Work, Online Shopping, smooth wheelchair control. This real-time, precise interaction intuitively demonstrates StairMed’s brain-computer interface technology inMotor Function Substitutionsignificant potential in this area.
Subsequently, the two parties held discussions and exchanges. Zhao Zhengtuo and Van Oostrum, Chairman of the Dutch Employers' Association (Coen van Oostrom), NXP Semiconductors Netherlands Co-ChairCEOGraz (Maurice Geraets) and other entrepreneur representatives, regardingDevelopment Trends in Neuroscience and Brain-Computer Interface Technology, EuropeMedicalInstrumentRegulation,Brain-Computer Interface TechnologyInternational Promotionand other topicsConducted in-depth discussions.
The Dutch delegation stated that StairMed’s innovative achievements are impressive, and expressed anticipation for future collaboration in the fields of basic neuroscience research and clinical translation to explore the possibility of implementing more outcomes in Europe.
This targeted special visit by the Dutch government and entrepreneurial delegation has deepened exchanges and mutual learning between Chinese and Dutch tech enterprises, and also reflects the international attention StairMed has received in the field of brain-computer interfaces. Looking ahead, StairMed will continue to deepen its expertise in brain-computer interface technology.。
In the future,StairMed Will Continue to Develop Brain-Computer Interface Technology, striving to become humanProgressand the StairMed Evolution Ladder.
