Yes. It utilizes a single-channel EEG sensor with electrodes at locations Fp1 and Fp2 and a reference at Fpz.
The device is pocket-sized, portable and easier-to-use than traditional multi-electrode EEGs with 4 up to 256 electrodes, and it delivers objective biomarkers in real-time.
The Electrode Strip weighs 2 grams and the Sensor weighs 53 grams.
Very simple and quick, just follow the instructions in the user’s manual.
It is intended for use up to 12 hours.
It runs 10-12 hours on a fully charged battery.
The current device can maintain reliable Bluetooth communication up to approximately 25 ft.
The range of applications of the Neurosteer device is far greater. The Neurosteer Sensor is miniature, wearable, non-invasive and can be used inside or outside of the clinic, and also under extreme conditions such as sweat and excessive movement. By contrast, fMRI, CT, PET and MEG are very large machines that can scan the brain only in a clinical environment and only if the patient remains totally still.
The combination of sensitive electronics and advanced harmonic analysis signal processing enables the decomposition of the single EEG channel into over 100 components. By contrast, the standard EEG analysis relies on just 5 to 8 frequency bands.
No. Neurosteer delivers high-level brain status biomarkers in real-time that are intended to assist a clinician in assessment, in a manner similar to a blood pressure monitor. Note that these biomarkers are not yet FDA cleared and are currently used for research only.
Rather than performing a clinician-administered test that provides subjective information, the Neurosteer assessment does not require a clinician and delivers objective metrics about brain status.
Yes, the Neurosteer device has been cleared as an FDA Class II device.
The underlying technology was invented at Tel Aviv University by Prof. Nathan Intrator, the founder and CEO of Neurosteer. The device has since been further developed and validated by the company.
Absolutely not. It uses only an adhesive electrode strip that is applied to the forehead like a Band-Aid.
Neurosteer does not penetrate the skin or the skull in order to read brain activity. Musk’s technology does both.
Neurosteer attempts to read the state of mind related to cognitive load, executive functioning, anxiety level, and so on. It does not read thoughts.
It will be in the future.
Neurosteer Inc. • All Rights Reserved • All trademarks are the property or their respective owners.