As a Morgan State University spin-out founded by Dr. Birol Ozturk, QDSENSE develops compact NV-diamond quantum sensors for portable magnetic-field measurement and brain imaging. Its CQS devices are battery-operated prototypes for field use, while the DMEG platform uses room-temperature diamond sensing to pursue practical, scalable detection of brain signals without cryogenic cooling. The company combines optically detected magnetic resonance with machine-learning inference to extract vector field information from compact devices.
EuQlidEuQlid is a quantum-sensing startup founded by Sanjive Agarwala, David Glenn, and Ronald Walsworth. The company develops magnetic imaging technology for researchers and manufacturers working to understand hidden electrical behavior in advanced semiconductors and batteries.COLLEGE PARK, MD
QuantalXFounded by neuroscientists Iftach Dolev, PhD, and Hilla Fogel, PhD, QuantalX develops neurodiagnostic technology that measures brain-network function in real time. Its Delphi-MD system combines focused magnetic stimulation, electrophysiological recording, and algorithmic analysis to give clinicians quantitative functional insights alongside conventional evaluation. The FDA De Novo-authorized platform is used in clinics and research sites across Europe, Asia, and North America.New York, NY
Bio-Signal Group CorpFounded in 2002 by NYU neuroscientist André Fenton, Bio-Signal Group Corp. develops portable neurodiagnostic equipment and software that bring clinical-grade EEG testing beyond the traditional hospital lab. Its FDA-cleared microEEG® system can be set up in about five minutes without a specialized EEG technician, with cloud-based interpretation enabling board-certified neurologists to read studies remotely in less than an hour. The company’s work serves settings ranging from emergency departments and physician practices to sports concussion management.BROOKLYN, NY
fNIR Devices, LLCFounded in 2009, fNIR Devices LLC develops and manufactures portable continuous-wave functional near-infrared spectroscopy imaging systems for brain-function research and other non-clinical applications. The company operates administratively from Potomac, Maryland, while its technical development and manufacturing take place in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Its systems are designed for research in real-life environments, with on-site support, training, and data-analysis services available to users.POTOMAC, MD