BrainCo

Summary

About

About BrainCo

BrainCo develops non-invasive neural and neuromuscular interfaces that translate biological signals into device control or rehabilitation feedback. Its NeuroMaker bionic hand detects residual muscle and nerve activity through sensors in the prosthetic socket, then maps those signals into coordinated finger and grip patterns. Five independently driven fingers support several distinct grasp types and articulated movements.

The company’s wider portfolio includes brain-signal headbands, rehabilitation systems and intelligent prosthetic joints. Training software helps users associate intended movement with the hand’s response, while clinicians or prosthetists configure sensitivity and grip behaviour around the individual. BrainCo is also extending its sensing and control work into dexterous robotics, where human neural or motion input can provide commands and demonstrations for both assistive prostheses and robotic hands.

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Products

Operations

  • Production Milestone

    1 source-backed production milestone - 2025-02-26 - BrainCo starts full production of smart bionic prosthetics - source posture: Third Party Reported

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Observed use

Exact-product configurations are shown without inferring supply, purchase, customer status, standard fit, deployment or partnership.

  • Revo 3 with MANUS gloves

    2026-07-16 - Physical Demo - Controlled By - BrainCo used MANUS joint-angle and fingertip data to teleoperate the Revo 3 dexterous hand; haptic feedback was optional.

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Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • Leju Robotics

    Outbound - Manipulation - BrainCo Stark dexterous hand is specified for Leju KUAVO 5 showroom compute variant

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  • Leju Robotics

    Outbound - Manipulation - BrainCo Stark dexterous hand is specified for Leju KUAVO 5-W Max B

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  • Leju Robotics

    Outbound - Manipulation - BrainCo Stark dexterous hand is specified for Leju KUAVO 4Pro showroom version

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  • Unitree

    Outbound - End Effectors - BrainCo supplied dexterous hands to Unitree in January–September 2025

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Funding

Investors

  • Huazhu - Participant - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-01-08
  • IDG Capital - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-01-08
  • Lens Technology - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-01-08
  • LY iTECH - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-01-08
  • Runze Technology - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-01-08
  • TAL Industry Fund - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-01-08
  • Walden International - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-01-08
  • Will Semiconductor - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-01-08

Team

  • Bicheng Han - Founder and CEO

Timeline

Events

  • 2026-07-17 - Product Launch - BrainCo launches integrated brain-to-robot development platform

    The graphical workflow combines EEG collection, experiment design, neural decoding and robot-control mapping. BrainCo demonstrated the system at WAIC 2026 with an EEG headset directing a robotic arm. The platform is designed to reduce the integration work required for brain-computer-interface robotics research.

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  • 2026-07-16 - Demonstration - BrainCo used MANUS joint-angle and fingertip data to teleoperate the Revo 3 dexterous hand…

    MANUS joint-angle and fingertip data controlled the BrainCo Revo 3 dexterous hand. Haptic feedback was available as an optional element of the setup.

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  • 2026-04-09 - Product Launch - BrainCo launches Revo 3 dexterous hand

    BrainCo released Revo 3 as a 21-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand built on direct-drive, backdrivable joints for higher-precision robotic manipulation. The company said the hand combines full-palm tactile sensing with fingertip visuotactile sensing, targeting stable in-hand manipulation rather than simple grasping alone. BrainCo positioned Revo 3 as a deployment-ready hand stack with support for multiple control modes, mainstream industrial communications, and broader embodied AI integration workflows.

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  • 2026-02-16 - Demonstration - BrainCo's Revo2 Hand Undergoes Rigorous Durability Tests

    • BrainCo conducted a series of durability tests on its Revo2 dexterous hand, including multiple 1-meter drops, a 5.3-meter drop onto a marble slab, and a 30-meter throw. • The tests culminated with the Revo2 being run over by a Volvo SUV. • The Revo2 withstood all tests without sustaining damage.

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  • 2026-01-08 - Funding - BrainCo raises about CNY 2B in new financing

    IDG Capital and Walden International participated alongside Lens Technology, LY iTECH, Will Semiconductor, Runze Technology, Huazhu and TAL Industry Fund. The financing added strategic backers from electronics, computing infrastructure, hospitality and education. BrainCo said the capital would accelerate research, manufacturing and commercialization across its neurotechnology portfolio.

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  • 2025-12-30 - Product Launch - BrainCo launches Revo2 dexterous hand

    BrainCo introduced the Revo2 dexterous hand as a next-generation robotic hand built around lightweight construction, higher load capacity, and upgraded motion control. The company said the hand weighs about 383 grams, delivers 50N whole-hand grip force, and supports external loads up to 20 kilograms. BrainCo positioned Revo2 as a tactile-enabled manipulation platform for humanoid robotics and related embodied AI applications rather than a prosthetics-only device.

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  • 2025-02-26 - Production Milestone - BrainCo starts full production of smart bionic prosthetics

    BrainCo said it had launched full production of its advanced bionic prosthetics, marking a manufacturing step-up for its non-invasive brain-computer interface products. The production push covered smart bionic hands and legs designed to translate neural signals into movement without surgical implants. The company framed the milestone as a move from technical validation toward scaled real-world delivery in assistive and rehabilitation use cases.

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Context

Comparable profiles

  • Vilje Bionics

    comparable profile - Assistive Bionics

  • Seismic

    comparable profile - Assistive Bionics

  • CYBERDYNE

    comparable profile - Intent Based Motion Control · Powered Limb Assistance

Context tags

  • Assistive bionics - Peer Group - BrainCo develops assistive bionic prosthetic hand systems.
  • Powered prosthetic control - Workflow - BrainCo prosthetic hand uses powered myoelectric control.
  • Intent-based motion control - Capability - BrainCo uses myoelectric intent-based motion control for prosthesis.
  • Assistive hand function - Workflow - Bionic hand prosthetics for human assistance
  • Myoelectric control - Capability - Myoelectric signal control for prosthetic hand systems
  • End-effector adjacent hardware - Stack Layer - Bionic hands as manipulation-interface hardware
  • Powered limb assistance - Capability - BrainCo prosthetic provides powered limb assistance for amputees.
  • Dexterous manipulation - Capability - Bionic hand dexterity and fine manipulation capability
  • Commercial deployment - Commercial Stage - Commercial bionic hand products sold to customers
  • Bionic robotics company - Stack Layer - Core peer group: bionic and prosthetic robotics
  • Medical robot OEM - Stack Layer - BrainCo builds complete bionic prosthetic robotic systems.
  • Rehabilitation robotics platform - Stack Layer - BrainCo provides an assistive bionics and rehabilitation platform.
  • Healthcare and assistive - Customer Environment - Healthcare and assistive deployment environments
  • Home assistive care - Customer Environment - BrainCo bionic hand is designed for home and daily assistive use.