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• BrainTrip

  Naxxar, Malta

  EEG

  BrainTrip develops a CE-marked, non-invasive EEG-based diagnostic system in which a sensor cap records brain activity and software analyzes the signals to screen for cognitive decline and dementia.

• Corticale

  Genoa, Italy

  BCIEEGNeural Implant

  Corticale develops and commercializes SiNAPS minimally invasive CMOS neural probes with up to 1,024 densely spaced active recording electrodes for high-resolution electrophysiology, brain mapping, and BCI development.

• Neurocare Group

  Munich, Germany

  EEGNeurostimulationTMS

  Neurocare Group develops and manufactures specialist non-invasive neurotechnology, including Apollo and PowerMAG transcranial magnetic stimulation systems, neuroConn EEG/tES and neurofeedback equipment, and related neuronavigation and assessment devices…

• Pulsetto

  Vilnius, Lithuania

  NeurostimulationVNS

  Pulsetto develops and sells a wearable, non-invasive transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation device for at-home use, supported by a companion mobile app and programs aimed at stress, sleep, anxiety, and relaxation.

• tVNS Technologies

  Erlangen, Germany

  NeurostimulationVNS

  tVNS Technologies develops and manufactures tVNS® non-invasive auricular vagus nerve stimulation devices, including the tVNS® E Class IIa EU-MDR-certified medical device, for clinical treatment and research.

• QuantalX Neuroscience

  Kfar Saba, Israel

  EEGTMS

  QuantalX Neuroscience develops Delphi-MD, a non-invasive hardware system that combines transcranial magnetic stimulation with EEG to elicit, record, and analyze evoked brain responses for quantitative functional brain-network assessment.

• Axorus

  Loos, France

  Neuroprosthetics

  Axorus is developing a photoacoustic retinal prosthesis delivered through a contact lens and associated optical hardware to restore vision for people with dry age-related macular degeneration and retinitis pigmentosa.

• Mag4Health

  Grenoble, France

  MEG

  Mag4Health develops and commercializes research-grade whole-head magnetoencephalography systems using room-temperature helium-4 optically pumped magnetometers in a wearable, scalable helmet for non-invasive measurement of brain magnetic activity.

• DeepSpin

  Berlin, Germany

  fMRI

  DeepSpin is developing a portable, open, low-field Flatbed MRI scanner using a single-sided electromagnet, simplified hardware, and AI-based image reconstruction for point-of-care imaging and intervention guidance.

• Brain Products

  Gilching, Germany

  EEG

  Brain Products GmbH develops EEG and neurophysiology research hardware, including stationary, mobile, and MR-compatible amplifiers such as actiCHamp, BrainAmp, and LiveAmp, plus electrode caps, sensors, and related systems.

• Bía Neuroscience

  Vancouver, Canada

  fNIRS

  Bía Neuroscience is developing and commercializing the Bía Smart Sleep Mask, a non-invasive wearable that uses fNIRS-based brain-activity sensing and neurofeedback-driven audio cues to monitor and influence sleep, with additional sensors and a mobile app.

• MagVenture

  Farum, Denmark

  NeurostimulationTMS

  MagVenture manufactures non-invasive transcranial magnetic stimulation systems, stimulators, coils, and related neuronavigation and research hardware for brain stimulation, diagnostics, and clinical treatment.

• MED-EL

  Innsbruck, Austria

  Neural ImplantNeuroprosthetics

  MED-EL develops and manufactures hearing-implant hardware, including cochlear implants, active bone-conduction implants, middle-ear implants, and their external audio processors, which electrically stimulate auditory pathways to restore hearing.

• Anthriq

  Bengaluru, India

  BCIEEG

  Anthriq, formerly Nexstem, develops research-grade biosignal hardware including Instinct, a portable 13-channel wireless EEG headset for acquiring and processing neural signals, alongside related multimodal biosignal systems.

• Affectable Sleep

  Sydney, Australia

  EEGNeurostimulation

  Affectable Sleep is developing a wearable EEG headband that monitors brain activity during sleep and delivers precisely timed, closed-loop auditory microstimulation through a built-in bone-conduction speaker to enhance slow-wave sleep.

• Deymed Diagnostic

  Hronov, Czechia

  EEGEMGNeurostimulation

  Deymed Diagnostic manufactures neurodiagnostic and neurotherapy hardware, including TruScan EEG systems, SomniPro polysomnography systems, TruTrace EMG equipment, DuoMAG transcranial magnetic stimulators, and neurofeedback devices.

• Macrotellect

  Shenzhen, China

  BCIEEG

  Macrotellect develops BrainLink consumer EEG headbands and related brainwave-sensing hardware that capture scalp electrical activity for neurofeedback, focus, meditation, and brain-computer-interface applications.

• BioSerenity

  Paris, France

  EEG

  BioSerenity develops and manufactures clinical electrophysiology hardware, including wearable EEG systems and EEG caps such as Neuronaute and IceCap, alongside software and AI for neurological diagnostics.

• BrainCapture

  Kongens Lyngby, Denmark

  EEG

  BrainCapture develops the BC-1, a portable, battery-powered, CE-marked EEG system combining a 27-channel amplifier, electrode caps, mobile application, and cloud platform for point-of-care neurological assessment and remote interpretation.

• Sens.ai

  Whistler, Canada

  EEGPhotobiomodulation

  ai sells a consumer brain-training headset combining EEG-based neurofeedback, transcranial photobiomodulation via embedded LEDs, HRV biofeedback, and ERP-based brain-performance assessment, paired with a training app.

• Cefaly

  Liège, Belgium

  Neurostimulation

  Cefaly develops and markets wearable, externally applied migraine devices that deliver electrical stimulation to the supraorbital branch of the trigeminal nerve for acute migraine treatment and prevention.

• Seer Medical

  Melbourne, Australia

  EEG

  Seer Medical develops the Seer Home System, an at-home ambulatory EEG/video-EEG platform using a wearable Seer Sense device, monitoring hub, and synchronized video to support extended epilepsy diagnosis and monitoring.

• Neurode

  Sydney, Australia

  NeurostimulationfNIRS

  Neurode is developing a wearable headband that combines 152-channel fNIRS brain monitoring with transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS) to support focus and ADHD-related executive function.

• Artinis Medical Systems

  Elst, Netherlands

  EEGfNIRS

  Artinis Medical Systems develops portable, wearable, multichannel NIRS and fNIRS devices—including brain-imaging systems that measure oxyhemoglobin and deoxyhemoglobin changes—as well as related EEG and multimodal neuroimaging hardware.