NeuroVigil
NeuroVigil is a global neurotechnology pioneer dedicated to developing proprietary non-invasive brain monitors and advanced machine learning algorithms. The company aims to detect biomarkers of pathologies in asymptomatic individuals, such as those with neurodegeneration, adverse drug effects, or brain cancer, and to ascertain intent, including communication for individuals who cannot otherwise communicate. NeuroVigil's innovative devices and algorithms are transforming healthcare, sleep science, and neuroscience through cutting-edge research, strategic partnerships, and international collaborations.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
NeuroVigil
Moffett Field, California, United States, North America
Patents
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
View DetailsCorrelating brain signal to intentional and unintentional changes in brain state
US-9820663-B2
View DetailsCorrelating brain signal to intentional and unintentional changes in brain state
US-9364163-B2
View Details
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
View DetailsCorrelating brain signal to intentional and unintentional changes in brain state
US-9820663-B2
View DetailsCorrelating brain signal to intentional and unintentional changes in brain state
US-9364163-B2
View DetailsProducts
Wearable single-electrode EEG headband
Headband-form factor EEG sensor designed to record single‑channel brain electrical activity during sleep or daily life for remote monitoring and research.
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.
DYNAMIC SPECTRAL SCORING™ (DSS™)
Advanced solutions for data detection, collection, analysis, forecasting, modeling, frequency and fragmentation analysis, as well as predictive analytics for business and research applications.
Wearable single-electrode EEG headband
Headband-form factor EEG sensor designed to record single‑channel brain electrical activity during sleep or daily life for remote monitoring and research.
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.
DYNAMIC SPECTRAL SCORING™ (DSS™)
Advanced solutions for data detection, collection, analysis, forecasting, modeling, frequency and fragmentation analysis, as well as predictive analytics for business and research applications.
Services
Remote processing and interpretation of wearable EEG recordings, delivering sleep metrics, event detection, and reports for research and clinical trials.
Provision, logistics, and support for deployment of wearable single‑electrode EEG sensors for ambulatory data collection in clinical research and monitoring programs.
Remote processing and interpretation of wearable EEG recordings, delivering sleep metrics, event detection, and reports for research and clinical trials.
Provision, logistics, and support for deployment of wearable single‑electrode EEG sensors for ambulatory data collection in clinical research and monitoring programs.
Expertise Areas
- Wearable EEG monitoring
- Sleep analytics and biomarker discovery
- Non-invasive brain-computer interfaces (BCI)
- Clinical trial data acquisition and endpoint support for CNS drugs
Key Technologies
- Single-channel EEG acquisition
- Wearable biomedical sensor hardware
- Wireless telemetry and mobile integration
- Dynamic spectral signal processing
News & Updates
October 8, 2013, Mountain View, CA. NeuroVigil announced the launch of a NASA satellite laboratory for assistive technologies, including mind-enabled communication for individuals living with ALS, such as Stephen Hawking.
October 14-15, 2013, Tel Aviv, Israel. Dr. Low and Congressman Fattah delivered keynotes at the conference, highlighting advancements in neurotechnology and communication for ALS patients.
December 24, 2024. NeuroVigil is developing an alarm system for brain health, revolutionizing neurotechnology.
April 13, 2024. The iBrain device offers a needle-free approach to brain monitoring, with applications in sleep, neurological diseases, and more.
March 31, 2024. The company launches its flagship device, iBrain, in the United States.
2011, recognized by The Washington Post for innovative sleep monitoring technology.
October 8, 2013, Mountain View, CA. NeuroVigil announced the launch of a NASA satellite laboratory for assistive technologies, including mind-enabled communication for individuals living with ALS, such as Stephen Hawking.
October 14-15, 2013, Tel Aviv, Israel. Dr. Low and Congressman Fattah delivered keynotes at the conference, highlighting advancements in neurotechnology and communication for ALS patients.
December 24, 2024. NeuroVigil is developing an alarm system for brain health, revolutionizing neurotechnology.
April 13, 2024. The iBrain device offers a needle-free approach to brain monitoring, with applications in sleep, neurological diseases, and more.
March 31, 2024. The company launches its flagship device, iBrain, in the United States.
2011, recognized by The Washington Post for innovative sleep monitoring technology.