LIFESCAPES is pleased to share that our Brain–Computer Interface (BCI) technology and our initiatives in Singapore were featured in THE STRAITS TIMES, Singapore’s leading national daily newspaper.

The article highlights the mechanism behind our BCI-based rehabilitation therapy, which leverages neuroplasticity to restore motor function in post-stroke patients, alongside real-world outcomes based on clinical data from over 900 cases in Japan. It also features our upcoming clinical trial at the National University Hospital (NUH), including comments from Professor Aymeric Lim, CEO of NUH.