Alternatives to Bridge Neurotech

Developing ultra-high bandwidth brain-machine interfaces to connect humans and computers.

Developing a cortical visual prosthesis to restore functional vision for the severely blind.

Neurotechnology company developing real-time nervous system regulation tools using science-based audio.

Develops a brain-computer interface for treating epilepsy.

Neurolief develops proprietary digital therapeutics neuromodulation technology to treat neurological and neuropsychiatric disorders like migraine and depression.

Advancing clinical stage pipeline targeting new and major neurology and neuropsychiatric disorders.

NeuroTech company developing therapies to restore movement and independence for people with spinal cord injuries.

Developing soft, stretchable brain-computer interface platforms.

MYndspan offers clinical-grade MEG brain scans for consumers to assess and monitor brain health.

A neurotechnology company developing implantable Brain-Computer Interfaces.

OptoCeutics develops non-invasive light-based technology to stimulate the brain and improve cognitive function.

Wearable devices and AI for continuous health monitoring and early disease detection.

Developing wearable brain imaging systems using quantum sensing technology.

Developing non-invasive ultrasound technology to treat age-related brain diseases like Alzheimer's.

Saluda Medical is a commercial-stage medical device company that develops treatments for chronic neurological conditions.

AI software solutions connecting people and technology via wearables and biosensors, transforming sensory data into actionable insights.

Firefly Neuroscience provides objective brain function assessments for mental illness using FDA-cleared Brain Network Analytics (BNA™) technology.

Bioelectric medicine company advancing neurorecovery for stroke and neurological conditions.

Revolutionizing electrophysiology with innovative, wireless, wearable Smart Skin technology for advanced monitoring.

Motion-based driver monitoring using unconscious muscular submovements to detect cognitive state.