JuneBrain


JuneBrain Inc. develops telehealth OCT devices and AI software to optimize remote monitoring of neurological and retinal diseases. Their user-friendly, portable solutions enhance research, streamline trials, and expand access to advanced care in clinical and point-of-care settings. The company is dedicated to supporting the ophthalmology and neurology communities through accessible monitoring of eye and brain health, aiming to improve patient care and increase engagement.

Industries

biotechnology
health-care
health-diagnostics
medical
medical-device

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)


Patents

Brain monitoring system

US-11826159-B2

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Brain monitoring system

US-10849547-B2

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Products

Portable swept-source OCT imaging system (investigational)

A lightweight, point-of-care swept-source OCT instrument optimized for automated retinal imaging and integration with AI analysis pipelines; offered for investigational use to support research applications.


Services

Centralized service offering automated, quantitative analysis of OCT datasets to support clinical trials and research studies.

Provision of investigational-use portable OCT devices and related software for use in research studies and remote monitoring projects.

Expertise Areas

  • Retinal imaging and OCT
  • Medical imaging AI and automated analysis
  • Telehealth and remote patient monitoring
  • Clinical research support and centralized reading services
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Key Technologies

  • Swept-source optical coherence tomography (SS-OCT)
  • Automated image acquisition
  • AI / machine-learning image analysis
  • Cloud-based telehealth integration
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News & Updates

JuneBrain showcased new resources on OCT for MS diagnosis, including infographics, whitepapers, and research articles.

JuneBrain received recognition from MDIC for advancing medical device manufacturing.

JuneBrain was granted Women's Owned Small Business and Women's Business Enterprise certifications.

JuneBrain received a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation for R&D on telehealth eye-scanning system.

Insights from ACTRIMS 2025 forum, highlighting the potential of retinal imaging in MS care.

The emerging field of oculomics at the intersection of ophthalmology and genomics, with potential for personalized medicine.

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