On October 19, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO/IEC) unveiled the international standard for brain-computer interface reference architecture. This standard, titled [Specific Title if Available], was not only led but also developed by China. Chinese experts took the helm as project leaders, working hand-in-hand with specialists from a diverse array of countries, including Italy, South Korea, the United Kingdom, India, the United States, Japan, Sweden, Finland, Australia, and Germany. This accomplishment marks yet another milestone for China in the realm of international brain-computer interface standardization.

With a keen focus on the core challenges of brain-computer interfaces, the standard meticulously arranges typical implementation models, culminating in a holistic technical framework. It tackles the inconsistencies in system architecture, functional delineations, and implementation strategies that vary across different technical paths and application contexts. By doing so, it offers a unified technical benchmark to guide the development of brain-computer interface products and system design, fostering greater coherence and efficiency in the field.