The invention relates to a brain-computer interface
system which comprises a flexible
electrode array, a receiving device, a flexible connecting wire and external equipment, wherein the flexible
electrode array is implanted into a meninx middle
artery in a minimally invasive manner through a superficial temporal
artery puncture and a vascular intervention procedure; the receiving device is embedded under the
skin of a head and is provided with a
signal transmitter; the external equipment is provided with a
signal receiver. A flexible
electrode array is implanted in an anterior
branch or posterior
branch of a
main branch of a middle meninx
artery through a superficial temporal artery intravascular minimally invasive technology, the number of electrodes and the array are arranged according to needs, and a receiving device buried in the subcutaneous part of the head is electrically connected with the flexible
electrode array implanted in the middle meninx artery.
Craniotomy is not needed, operative complications are avoided, minimally invasive implantation reaches the surface of the
cerebral cortex, operation of a doctor is easier, the
operation time is shortened, and the comfort level of a patient is improved.