Kernel Expands Availability of Flow Neuroimaging System to Research Institutions
Summary
Kernel announced the expansion of its Flow neuroimaging system availability to additional research institutions worldwide. The Flow system uses time-domain functional near-infrared spectroscopy to measure brain activity in a portable, non-invasive format. Kernel is making the technology available through a subscription model that includes the hardware, software, and support services.
Why it matters
Kernel's Flow system represents a new category of portable, accessible neuroimaging that could democratize brain measurement beyond traditional laboratory settings. By making high-quality neuroimaging available to more researchers, Kernel could accelerate discoveries in neuroscience and support development of new neurotechnologies. The subscription business model lowers barriers to access for institutions that cannot afford traditional neuroimaging equipment like fMRI.
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