Mind-controlled claw game? Shanghai 2026 Global Developer Pioneer Conference features "Mind-Controlled Black Technology," even The Paper queued up for it!

From March 27th to 29th, the 2026 Global Developer Pioneer Conference (GDPS) was grandly held at the Shanghai Xuhui West Bund International Convention and Exhibition Center. With the theme "Intelligent and Not Vulgar, Leading the Future," the conference brought together 200 developer communities and attracted as many as 45,000 offline attendees. The event featured not only cutting-edge scientific exploration but also over 100 interactive experiences, allowing ordinary people to touch the charm of artificial intelligence up close. Among the many cool experiences, a claw machine that requires "mind control" completely went viral!

This machine that attracted onlookers is the "Brain-Controlled Claw Machine" created by Yugou Zhihe (Shanghai) Artificial Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd. It is not an ordinary amusement device, but an interactive electromechanical equipment that combines brain-computer interface technology with traditional mechanical control. If you can maintain a very high level of concentration, the mechanical claw will firmly lock onto the target; but if your attention is scattered due to emotional fluctuations during this process, the voltage of the mechanical claw will drop sharply, and the doll will instantly fall. This is simply a deep interactive game between humans and machines!

Such fun black technology naturally could not escape the keen sense of mainstream media. On March 28th, The Paper (reporter Zhu Weihui) provided detailed follow-up reports on the event.

In the lens and reports of The Paper, the popularity of this machine at the scene was truly recorded. The report showed that within the exhibition area of the Shanghai West Bund International Convention and Exhibition Center, the device prominently labeled "Yugou Zhihe Brain-Controlled Claw Machine" was surrounded by curious audiences, all lining up to experience it firsthand. The Paper specifically quoted detailed explanations from on-site staff in its report: The special headband worn by the experiencer is actually collecting the brain's "attention signals" in real-time and transmitting them accurately to the machine.

On March 28th, at the Shanghai West Bund International Convention and Exhibition Center, a long line formed in front of a brain-controlled claw machine. According to staff, the headband worn by the experiencer collects the brain's "attention signals" and transmits them to the machine. The more concentrated the wearer is, the stronger the grip of the claw machine.

The Paper's reference link:https://m.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_32851055

Through the in-depth focus and on-site recording of mainstream media such as "The Paper," Yugou Zhihe has showcased a highlight moment of brain-computer interface technology moving from the laboratory to mass interaction. We have always insisted on transforming profound neuroscience into immersive experiences that everyone can perceive, making "concentration" a real force to control reality. In the future, Yugou Zhihe will continue to refine the accuracy of brainwave signal processing and deeply cultivate the implementation of "Brain-Computer+" diverse scenarios, using technological innovation as a bond to deeply integrate intelligent interaction into people's daily lives.