Neuvotion is developing brain-body interface technology that combines artificial intelligence and highly-focal neurostimulation to enhance rehabilitation for patients with movement impairments. Their devices enable clinicians to monitor and facilitate patient progress both in-person and remotely, improving therapeutic outcomes in physical therapy.
Funding
$2.8M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Patients with movement impairments face challenges in rehabilitation due to limited access to advanced monitoring and facilitation tools during physical therapy. Traditional methods often lack the ability to precisely track and enhance patient progress, especially in remote settings.
Solution
Neuvotion is developing brain-body interface (BBI) technology that combines artificial intelligence (AI) and highly-focal neurostimulation to improve rehabilitation outcomes for patients with movement impairments. Their devices aim to enable clinicians to monitor and facilitate patient progress both in-person and remotely, providing leading-edge care. The BBI technology uses brain-computer interface (BCI) compatible technology and AI algorithms to deliver therapeutic value. By decoding neural signals related to movement, Neuvotion's system intends to modulate neural pathways and restore movement. The company is working towards commercializing noninvasive technology for paralyzed individuals.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes clinicians and physical therapists specializing in outpatient rehabilitation, as well as patients with paralysis and movement disorders.
Features
- Brain-body interface (BBI) technology for movement impairment
- Combines AI and highly-focal neurostimulation
- Brain-computer interface (BCI) compatible technology
- Devices allow clinicians to monitor and facilitate patient progress in-person or remotely
- Noninvasive wearable technology in development