Nearly 9 out of 10 children with hearing impairments in China can now hear, speak, and attend mainstream schools thanks to groundbreaking cochlear implant technology, the China Disabled Persons' Federation (CDPF) revealed this week. 🚀
This leap forward comes from major R&D collaborations involving 25 universities, 16 research institutes, and 24 companies since 2019. Projects focused on assistive tech and accessibility have been prioritized under China's national development plans. 💡
🔬 Over 300 research initiatives have been launched in the past five years, with innovations like advanced implants now widely used to improve daily life for people with disabilities. 'These tools are changing lives,' CDPF emphasized, highlighting tech's role in fostering inclusivity.
With most affected children now thriving in regular classrooms, China's push for disability-focused innovation is setting a global example. 🌐 Could this inspire similar breakthroughs worldwide? Stay tuned for more updates!
