The CEO of Strong Brain Technology said brain-computer interfaces are expected to cure insomnia.

"Thumbs up for the Chinese economy - Entrepreneurs' Night" was held in Beijing on January 29th. Han Bicheng, founder and CEO of Zhejiang Qiangnao Technology Co., Ltd., attended and received applause. In his speech, he mentioned: "We are also working on another product now, which may be useful for everyone to some extent, because many people have insomnia problems. We have been developing a product for five years that can help people sleep a little better. Although this technology is difficult and the first product was not very good, it has now helped a group of people to start sleeping better." Han Bicheng said: "Some of our users have also left us messages, saying that they may not have had a good night's sleep for decades. We also realize that having a good night's sleep is a happiness that has been neglected for a long time, but brain machine interface technology can solve this problem. We hope to use brain machine interface technology to help more people with physical disabilities to walk again, help children with autism to speak, help people with insomnia to sleep soundly, and also help elderly people with Alzheimer's disease delay memory loss. So we are not doing brain-machine interface technology to create so-called opportunities, but to repair the daily lives that have been interrupted by fate."