In recent years, Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology has become a hot topic in scientific research and innovation. By connecting the human brain with computers to enable two-way information exchange, this technology is reshaping the development landscape of healthcare, education, entertainment, and more. In the realm of assistive technology for individuals with low vision, BCI holds great promise. In the future, it may even stimulate skin sensory areas or the visual cortex, helping people with low vision to “see” visual information