Revolutionary neural interface with 65,536 electrodes. 100× the data, 1/1000th the size. Ultra-thin CMOS technology for brain research and clinical applications.
Massively Scalable Neurotechnologies
Backed by £50m, this programme sits within the Scalable Neural Interfaces opportunity space and is seeking radically new ways to deliver responsive neurotechnologies to the brain without brain surgery.
E11 Bio | Moonshot Neuroscience
An FRO building scalable single-cell brain circuit mapping.
Neuralink implant enables patient to make YouTube videos with generative AI’s help
Smith is the first non-verbal individual and only the third person globally to receive a Neuralink Brain-Chip Interface (BCI) implant.
Motif Neurotech — Therapeutic Brain Computer Interface For Mental Health
We're building devices to help you monitor and regulate your mental health and performance.
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UK Patent Filed for Hair-Inclusive EEG Electrode by Synaptive | Synaptive posted on the topic | LinkedIn
Big news from us 🎉 We've just filed a United Kingdom patent application on our hair-inclusive EEG electrode, the first step in taking this from prototype to something that actually reaches the labs and people who need it. For too long, EEG hardware has quietly excluded people based on hair type. Thick, coily, tightly curled, if your hair didn't fit the mould, your signal quality suffered, or you were excluded from studies altogether. That's not a small technical footnote. That's data that shapes diagnoses, treatments, and our understanding of the brain itself, built on a foundation that didn't include everyone. We built Synaptive to fix that at the hardware level, so good signal doesn't depend on who you are or what your hair looks like. Filing the patent is a huge milestone for us, and we're only getting started. If you're a researcher, lab, or manufacturer interested in electrodes that actually work for everyone, reach out on our website (synaptiveltd.co.uk). Thank you to everyone who's backed us on this journey so far ❤️ Synaptive : ) Rishan P. Peter Bryan Michael-Merlin (Merlin) Krý
Inventing the future: A neuroscience research roadmap
The past decade of transformative advances in neurotechnology portends an exciting future for neuroscience. This NeuroView charts a strategic path to accelerate and integrate research discovery and speed the development of new cures for human brain disorders.
NYC Neurotech Company List
Karavela
Using next-gen magnetic resonance, Karavela is collecting the largest dataset of the human brain's dynamics to enhance clinical trials with AI and crack brain decoding.
Synaptrix Labs | AI powered Brain-computer interface Solutions
Introducing Neuralis by Synaptrix Labs, the first device that allows paralyzed patients to move their wheelchairs through brain activity alone, powered by our novel AI based EEG signal processing model that makes it possible.
Theta Neurotech | Wearable Seizure Prediction Technology
Theta Neurotech is a Chicago-based neurotechnology company developing a wearable EEG-based seizure prediction system. Founded in 2022, preparing for clinical trials.
CatalystNeuro - Neurophysiology Data & Software Solutions
CatalystNeuro empowers neuroscience labs with data standardization, NWB conversions, spike sorting pipelines, and open-source software tools for neurophysiology research.
Neuropeek — Accelerating the Neuro-AI convergence
Where brain data becomes shared knowledge. A community-driven platform federating neuroscience datasets, models, and tools to accelerate discovery.
Dandelion Science — from digital brains to therapies
Dandelion uses NeuroAI for precision neuromodulation.
Cerca OPM-MEG Home
The Cerca OPM-MEG system is the world’s most advanced functional brain scanner – an integrated lightweight, ergonomic and wearable device that will offer an unparalleled window on human brain function, in health and disease.
The Link Between Bioelectricity and Consciousness - Nautilus
“It’s really hard to define what’s special about neurons,” says Tufts molecular biologist Michael Levin. “Almost all cells do the things neurons do, just more slowly.”Illustration by jijomathaidesigners / Shutterstock Life seems to be tied to bioelectricity at every level. The late electrophysiologist and surgeon Robert Becker spent decades researching the role of the body’s…
