On September 30th, NeuroXess shared the newest clinical strides made with its brain-computer interface (BCI) system, renowned for being fully implanted, entirely wireless, and completely functional. Following the implantation of this system in a patient suffering from severe paraplegia, the patient has embarked on a journey to harness the BCI alongside AI large models, 3D printing technology, and AI-powered smart glasses for the purposes of digital creation and the control of environmental devices. During the creative process, the patient inputs sketches and commands through brain control, prompting AI to produce visual solutions and digital models. These digital creations are subsequently transformed into tangible works through 3D printing. In their daily life, the system collaborates with smart glasses to recognize nearby devices and, in accordance with the patient's wishes, manipulates the hospital bed, lights, and other elements. At present, these applications are still undergoing clinical exploration.