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Bilibili Super Science Night showcases CoulombFly micro aerial vehicle, artificial sun, and brain-computer interface

Bilibili Super Science Night showcased a range of frontier technologies, including a brain-computer interface that let a patient with complete paraplegia of 8 years browse the internet, play games, and control smart home devices by thought, as well as a bionic artificial platelet technology that stops bleeding quickly within 30 seconds. CoulombFly, the world's smallest and lightest solar-powered electrostatic aerial vehicle, weighs 4.21 grams, lighter than a sheet of A4 paper, flies continuously on pure natural light, and appeared in Nature when it was released in 2024. The event also showed internal operating footage of the EAST controlled nuclear fusion device and said a key tokamak metric doubles every 1.8 years.

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