ihnnk

ihnnk is a cutting-edge high-tech enterprise specializing in the research, development, and application of brain-computer AI technology products. The company's founder, Professor Li Yuanqing from South China University of Technology, and his collaborators have been deeply engaged in the field of brain-computer AI for 20 years, achieving a series of internationally influential research results. These include precise brain signal analysis and brain information decoding algorithms, a brain-computer AI cloud computing platform, efficient multimodal brain-computer interaction technologies, and systems. Li Yuanqing’s team has collaborated with more than 10 tertiary hospitals and specialized hospitals for over a decade, leading the clinical application of brain-computer AI technology globally, especially in functional assistance and rehabilitation for patients with high-level paralysis, consciousness detection, auxiliary diagnosis, and rehabilitation prediction for patients with disorders of consciousness. The team has published more than 150 papers in international authoritative journals. The team has undertaken a number of major national and provincial scientific research projects, with total funding exceeding 100 million yuan. The team has received numerous national and provincial awards for significant scientific and technological achievements, including one "Second Prize of National Natural Science Award," one "First Prize of Ministry of Education Natural Science Award," and two "First Prizes of Guangdong Province Natural Science Award." The team has participated in competitions such as the China Brain-Computer Interface Competition, the World Robot Conference Robot Competition, and the Challenge Cup, winning first place/first prize/gold medal more than 10 times. For example, they won the gold medal at the "6th China International Internet+ College Students Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition," ranking eighth across all tracks. South China Brain Control was established based on the Brain-Computer Interface and Brain Information Processing Research Center of South China University of Technology through the university's technology transfer, with partners including companies like iFlytek. The company has established a comprehensive core patent matrix for brain-computer AI, owning 59 patents, including 49 invention patents. With a focus on the well-being of humanity, South China Brain Control aims to become a benchmark enterprise in the industry, committed to original research and industrialization of brain-computer AI technology.