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OpenBCI

Brooklyn, New York, United Statesx.com ↗

Ownership: Private
Employees: ~20
Development stage: Commercial

Overview

OpenBCI develops open-source hardware and software for biosensing and neurotechnology. Their products—including the CytonDaisy board series and the Galea headset—are widely used in academic research as well as by developers building new applications in neuroscience, AR/VR/XR interfaces, biometrics research, mental health monitoring tools, and more. The company has received multiple innovation awards for its technology but does not conduct clinical trials or have a therapeutic pipeline[1][4].

Therapeutic areas: Neurology
Modalities: DeviceNon-pharmacological therapy (biosensing, brain-computer interface hardware)
Industry: Physiological Monitoring

Partnerships

No major pharmaceutical or biotech partnerships publicly disclosed. Collaborates with academic institutions and industry partners on neurotechnology projects[5].

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