BrainCo develops wearable brain-computer device to curb appetite via electrical stimulation
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Geekplus (BrainCo) is developing a wearable device using transcranial electrical stimulation to suppress appetite, positioning it as a non-drug alternative to GLP-1 weight-loss medications. The company plans to launch the product in China within two to three years and aims to expand into the US market. This initiative represents an expansion of BrainCo's existing business in neural therapy devices, prosthetics, and robot hands.
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Geekplus (BrainCo) is developing a wearable device using transcranial electrical stimulation to suppress appetite, positioning it as a non-drug alternative to GLP-1 weight-loss medications. The company plans to launch the product in China within two to three years and aims to expand into the US market. This initiative represents an expansion of BrainCo's existing business in neural therapy devices, prosthetics, and robot hands.
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