Inbrain Neuroelectronics is a pioneering brand that brings together scientists, doctors, technologists, and advocates of humanity with the shared goal of developing neuroelectronic interfaces to treat brain disorders. They use cutting-edge technologies such as deep tech, med tech, and digital tech to decode neural signals and create breakthrough medical solutions. At the core of their innovative approach is their use of Graphene, the world's thinnest and Nobel Prize-winning material, which possesses extraordinary properties.

Inbrain harnesses these properties to build safe, non-invasive, and highly efficient neural solutions. Their mission is to decode and modulate neural networks in order to improve the lives of patients. Inbrain's star product, Egnite™, is a patented Graphene innovation that provides scalable neurotechnological solutions.

With Egnite™, they achieve 10 times more sensitive neural signal readouts, higher resolution up to 1024 channels in one interface, and reduced power requirements, leading to greater patient adoption. Their intelligent neurotech platform enables personalized, high-resolution, and minimally invasive neuroelectronic therapies on a large scale. By combining brain biomarker detection with patient lifestyle data, Inbrain empowers patients and supports clinicians in delivering outcomes that matter.

They also collaborate with Merck KGaA in the development of innovative bioelectronics that selectively decode and activate the vagus nerve to target severe chronic diseases. Inbrain's vision goes beyond individual systems. They aim to create an intelligent data-hub that drives personalized neural digital therapeutics by processing real-time data and providing accurate insights for patients and physicians.

Ultimately, their goal is to decode neural networks and restore a full range of brain-related disorders. Join Inbrain Neuroelectronics in their mission to decode networks and restore lives. Visit their website to learn more about their leadership team, job opportunities, and the latest publications