Brain-computer interface companies
Name | Description | Industry | Official Website | Location | ||
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Meta, formerly Facebook Inc., is a parent company of the platforms Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and more. | ||||||
Paradromics is an Austin, Texas-based company developing a high-volume bidirectional data streaming capabilities between brains and computers. | ||||||
Synchron, Inc. is a technology company building implantable neural interface solutions, including endovascular brain-computer interface. | ||||||
A biotechnology company with a focus on treatments for neurological and neurodegenerative diseases. It was founded in 1978 and has headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts. | ||||||
A San Mateo, CA-based wearables company that uses haptic feedback technology to increase a user's awareness of their surroundings using sound. | ||||||
Pison is a human performance company that optimizes cognitive and physiological capability using gesture control. | ||||||
Cala Health offers bioelectronic medicines, medical devices, and neurotherapeutics for managing chronic health conditions. | ||||||
Kernel is a neuroscience and engineering company founded in 2016, based in Los Angeles. Kernel is developing neuroprosthetics that mimic or assist brain functions for patients with neurological and degenerative brain diseases. In the long term Kernel plans to develop less invasive brain implants that can augment human intelligence. | ||||||
A brain-computer interface company building software and hardware products, neurotechnology tools that interpret human intent, measure emotion and provide telekinetic control of the digital world based on EEG signals. | ||||||
A full-stack neural interface company. BIOS is creating a hardware and software interface between the human nervous system and AI with the aim of developing AI-based neural treatments that recreate neural signal patterns capable of affecting the health of a person. | ||||||
TRIPP is a digital wellness company that produces a VR meditation app. | ||||||
Battelle Memorial Institute is a company that looks to apply science and technology to solve issues with research | ||||||
Flow Neuroscience is a Malmo, Sweden-based medical technology company developing treatments for mental health issues. The company offers a medication-free depression treatment that combines a brain stimulation wearable and an app-based therapy program. | ||||||
Halo Neuroscience develops devices that use neurostimulation technology to target the brain to enhance performance for able and impaired users. | ||||||
Viz.ai is a healthcare startup that uses artificial intelligence to identify early signs of stroke. | ||||||
BioBeats is an artificial Intelligence company founded by David Plans, Nadeem Kassam and Davide Morelli. | ||||||
CTRL-labs develops brain-machine interface technology. | ||||||
InteraXon develops and produces brain-sensing technology such as the Muse headband, an EEG device that interprets mental activity and aims to help with meditation and promote calmness. | ||||||
Motorika, a Russian developer and manufacturer of robotic functional traction and bionic arm prostheses for children and adults | ||||||
Cerecin, formerly Accera, is a company that looks to develop therapeutic drugs for neurodegenerative diseases. | ||||||
A Boston-based emotion measurement technology company developing computer vision, machine learning, and deep learning technology. | ||||||
Integra Lifesciences is a medical technology company developing products for surgeons. It was founded in 1989 and is located in Plainsboro, New Jersey. | ||||||
A company utilizing BMI and Neurofeedback to optimize brain potential. | ||||||
A company designing, developing and manufacturing implantable devices to treat neurological disorders | ||||||
Aidoc is an innovative project that leverages on artificial intelligent and deep machine learning to transform the medical industry. |
