A low-cost, Bluetooth enabled electrode cap
An app for data collection and upload to cloud
A Quality Control (QC) algorithm to ensure clean data collection by non-experts
Epilepsy is diagnosed with an electroencephalogram (EEG) machine, which are common. A neurologist interprets the results and makes a diagnosis. A seizure medication is prescribed, and most patients live seizure free.
EEG machines are expensive to buy ($15k min), difficult to operate, and are rare. Neurologists are rare (some nations just 1 per 5 million + people). Medicine is cheap and accessible, while Diagnosis is lacking
DTU Smartphone Brain Scanner (SBS) project under Lars Kai Hansen investigates brain imaging with EEG and AI techniques
Harvard Medical School researcher Farrah Mateen contacts DTU for SBS technology to apply to emerging market Epilepsy cases
Farrah Mateen tests basic technology to diagnose Epilepsy in Bhutan
Farrah Mateen tests new prototype to diagnose Epilepsy in Guinea
BrainCapture is founded in Denmark
Eurostars Award
Prototype tests at Filadelfia Epilepsy Hospital
BrainCapture awarded the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator
Contact us via info@braincapture.dk
BrainCapture
Futurebox, DTU,
Elektrovej 331,
DK-2800 Kongens Lyngby
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