NeuroXess raises RMB 700 million for brain-computer interfaces

Published Sunday, November 1, 2026 · 2:06 AM EST

Shanghai-based NeuroXess raised RMB 700 million in Series B funding, TechNode reported. SDIC Juli, Shenzhen Capital Group and Qinzhi Capital co-led the round. The startup is developing brain-computer interface technology for movement support, speech decoding and control of external devices.

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