WABO’s project, Brain Control for Everything — A Next-Generation Human–Machine Interaction Terminal, was named Industry Champion in the AI PC Track at the 2025 Snapdragon AI Innovation Application Competition.
The award was presented during the 2026 Qualcomm × Extreme Vision Edge AI Developer Technology Day and competition award ceremony.
Neural interaction on the endpoint
The project demonstrated a system path that connects non-invasive neural-signal acquisition with signal processing, model inference, and interactive output on an AI PC.
Endpoint execution matters for this type of interaction because the system must process a continuous signal stream and return clear feedback within the task. Running selected processing and inference steps locally can reduce network dependency and support more responsive iteration during a live experience.
For WABO, the project is one example of a broader engineering objective: neural signals should not remain isolated waveforms. Within explicit task boundaries, they should become interpretable inputs that software and devices can use safely.
The competition was organized by Qualcomm China and operated by Extreme Vision. An overview of the award event is available from China Daily.