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When reading the PR for HOLO, it feels like something out of an anime movie, such as "Ghost in the Shell" or "Cyberpunk." Yes, I'm a fan of anime.

My interpretation

A brain-computer interface is a technology that lets you communicate with devices directly using your brain, without needing your usual nerves and muscles. It creates a direct connection between your brain (or brain cells grown in a lab) and external devices. The holographic brain-computer interface's motion training system helps people with movement problems by encouraging and using their willingness to move. This helps them use their affected limb more and improves its function. By combining flexible microsensors with brain-computer interface tech, it not only improves limb function but also helps the brain adapt and control the affected limb better. It's a helpful tool for early rehab training for people with hand problems.

PR
Brain-computer interface is a communication technology that does not depend on people's normal peripheral nerves and muscle tissue. It is a direct connection pathway established between human or animal brain (or culture of brain cells) and external devices. The motion training system of holographic brain-computer interface solves the difficult problem of exercise for patients with functional disorders, and stimulates, extracts and utilizes their active movement willingness. And strengthen the use of the affected limb, improve the motor function of the limb. By combining MEMS flexible microsensor array technology with BCI brain-computer interface technology, multi-source information fusion and adaptive feedback control technology, it can not only significantly improve the motor function of limbs, but also promote the reorganization of the functional dependent area of the cortex, thereby expanding the cortical motor control area of the affected limb, providing an effective tool for early rehabilitation training of patients with hand dysfunction.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microcloud-hologram-develops-sports-training-155000089.html