Our first five partner societies: neurotech, BCI, biomedical engineering or neuroscience groups who want to build with working hardware. Pricing at cost, and we work with your members directly.
We'd rather see the hardware in a student project than sitting in a box. Capped at five, so each one gets proper attention.
Apply for your society ↓Our first partnership: the NeuroAccess Alliance and its student society at North Carolina State University. Four places left.
Electrodes at cost are the starting point. The rest is a working relationship with your members.
Our team across neuroengineering, clinical research and materials science, for questions, feedback and technical guidance.
Patent-pending hardware in active development, not a teaching kit. Project experience that's hard to get before industry.
Where a project produces results, we'll explore co-authoring or supporting publication.
Best with societies who have a project in mind, or students keen to shape one:
Signal processing, motor imagery, and hands-on EEG most student groups never touch until a masters or PhD.
Inclusive hardware design, accessibility in neuroscience, or applied EEG with a real dataset behind it.
Who you are and what you'd build. We reply within 48 hours.