NeuroVigil


Developer of non-invasive single-channel EEG hardware and signal-processing/ machine-learning analysis methods for at-home brain monitoring, clinical-trial biomarker measurement, and brain–computer interface applications. Provides single-channel EEG acquisition devices for research use, centralized biomarker cataloging and analytics services for pharmaceutical and academic partners, and supports brain-based communication projects for non-communicative patients. Maintains an international patent portfolio and emphasizes human-based research without animal experiments.

Industries

Biotechnology
Clinical Trials
Health Care
Medical Device
Neuroscience
Pharmaceutical
Research Services

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

NeuroVigil

San Diego, California, United States


Patents

Biosignal integration with vehicles and movement

US-12446811-B2

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Methods of identifying sleep and waking patterns and uses

US-11696724-B2

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Localized collection of biological signals, cursor control in speech-assistance interface based on biological electrical signals and arousal detection based on biological electrical signals

US-11672459-B2

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Correlating brain signal to intentional and unintentional changes in brain state

US-9820663-B2

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Correlating brain signal to intentional and unintentional changes in brain state

US-9364163-B2

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Products

Portable single-channel wearable EEG recorder (research loan device)

Miniature headband-style EEG recorder using a three-electrode single-channel montage with rechargeable power, on-device storage, USB transfer and optional wireless streaming for home and clinical research.

Automated single-channel EEG analysis framework

Software framework that performs rapid sleep-stage classification, clustering of brain states, and extraction of high-resolution EEG biomarkers from single-channel recordings.

Dynamic spectral scoring (web-hosted analysis software)

Web-hosted spectral-scoring and signal-processing software for detection, analysis, modeling and predictive analytics on spectral data.

iBrain

The iBrain device is an EEG recorder smaller than a pack of cigarettes, fitting into a soft tear-away head harness. It uses three small peel-and-stick FDA approved electrodes to record a single channel of EEG, which can be streamed real-time wirelessly or transferred via mini-USB for analysis with the SPEARS algorithm, creating detailed brain activity maps indicative of neuropathologies and drug activity.

iBrain TM

A portable brain activity monitor developed by NeuroVigil, Inc.

SPEARS Algorithm

The Sleep Parametric EEG Automated Recognition System Algorithm provides rapid quantification, analysis, and classification of single-channel EEG data for sleep scoring, reducing the need for manual analysis and multiple EEG channels.

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Services

Provision of single-channel wearable EEG recording and centralized analytics for research projects and clinical trials, including spectral analysis, machine-learning classification, and biomarker cataloging.

Spectral data detection, fragmentation analysis, supervised/unsupervised machine learning, PCA/ICA, forecasting and predictive analytics delivered as project services or temporary online software access.

Expertise Areas

  • Single-channel EEG acquisition and wearable neurohardware
  • Spectral signal processing and dynamic spectral scoring
  • Machine-learning EEG analysis (supervised and unsupervised)
  • Sleep EEG analysis and high-resolution biomarker extraction
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Key Technologies

  • Single-channel EEG acquisition (three-electrode montage)
  • Wearable adhesive EEG electrodes
  • Wireless streaming and USB data transfer for wearables
  • Dynamic spectral signal-processing methods
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News & Updates

Company leadership delivered numerous invited keynotes and presentations at international conferences and academic venues between 2010 and 2023.

Announcement of a NASA satellite laboratory to expand applications of portable brain scanners and assistive technologies.

Widespread media coverage of research, trials and assistive-device demonstrations in outlets including New York Times, TIME, BBC, New Scientist and others.

Company incorporated by founder in February 2007.

Human trials for the single-channel EEG system commenced in October 2010.

Reported demonstration where an individual with ALS produced a spelled word using single-channel EEG-based communication methods (2013).

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