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.
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SEBERS MedicalPrivately held and based in Germany, SEBERS Medical brings more than 15 years of experience in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation to the development of non-invasive brain-stimulation technology. The company supports clinical providers and neuroscience researchers worldwide, with offices in Germany and the United States and a distribution network reaching more than 30 countries.PHILADELPHIA, PA
NeuroneticsNeuronetics is a Malvern, Pennsylvania medical-device company focused on transforming neurohealth for people living with psychiatric disorders. Its NeuroStar Advanced Therapy system gives clinicians a non-drug, non-invasive option for patients with depression who have not found satisfactory improvement from antidepressants. The company reports more than 9 million treatments across over 250,000 patients.MALVERN, PA
OceansBio Co., Ltd. (오션스바이오(주))OceansBio is a Korean high-tech startup developing implantable electroceuticals and miniature wearable healthcare devices for neurological and stress-related conditions. Drawing on brain-neural-network research, the company uses electrical stimulation that acts directly on the vagus nerve and conducts joint research with leading domestic university hospitals. Its work spans biomedical engineering, electronics, artificial intelligence and data-driven healthcare.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