Cerevia Neurosciences is developing a closed-loop, fMRI-guided neuromodulation platform for dementia care, centered on its compact Ladybug™ Sanctuary unit. The company combines AI-driven personalization with integrated brain imaging to deliver non-invasive therapy in clinical and memory-care settings. Cerevia is a spin-out of the Weinberg Medical Holdings venture studio and holds more than 35 U.S. and international patents.
WatchAideWatchAide develops an AI-enabled wearable watch designed to help people with mild cognitive impairment and early dementia remain independent. Its guidance is intended to appear only when needed, supporting everyday routines while using location, fall detection and voice prompts to help with safety and wayfinding. Founded by Robert Polkowski, the team includes specialists in neuropsychology, artificial intelligence and technology infrastructure, and the product is currently under development.New York, NY
Vital NeuroCo-founded by neuroscientist Dr. Kamran Fallahpour after more than 20 years in neurofeedback, New York-based Vital Neuro is built around making brain training more approachable for everyday use. The company developed Neuro-Responsive Music™ with Dartmouth music professor Michael Casey and a team of neuroscientists and composers, bringing EEG-guided sessions into wearable headphones. Vital Neuro says its system has powered more than 250,000 sessions for people using it in personal wellness and professional settings.NEW YORK, NY
Ybrain, Inc. (주식회사 와이브레인)Established in 2013, Ybrain is a Korean brain-science company known for turning noninvasive neurostimulation research into practical mental-health care at home. Its work connects clinical settings with patients’ homes, including the MFDS-approved MINDD STIM+ depression treatment, while its Daejeon facility supports production of medical devices at more than 10,000 units per month.NEW YORK CITY, NY
NeuvotionLed by founder and CEO Chad Bouton, Neuvotion develops AI-guided brain-body interface technologies for neurorecovery, including non-invasive stimulation platforms and minimally invasive brain-computer interfaces. The company combines medical-device development experience with clinical expertise in spinal cord injury, stroke, rehabilitation, and neurosurgery to pursue technologies that can help restore movement and independence.