Leading neural interface startup provides a first look at Cognixion ONE™, a wireless wearable Brain Computer Interface (BCI) with Augmented Reality (AR)
Cognixion®, a neural interface startup, introduces a new category of wearable combining Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) with Augmented Reality (AR).
Say “Hello” with Cognixion ONE™.
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Cognixion’s history of developing products for individuals with disabilities has let them to understand their needs and invent new adaptive interfaces that also makes technology easier to use by everyone.
According to Neurotech.com’s Global NeuroTech Industry Landscape Overview 2020 report1, Cognixion is ranked as one of the leading Brain Computer Interface (BCI) startups, and amongthe “Top 21 Neurotech Startups to Watch”2 with Neuralink, Kernel and CTRL-Labs (acquired by Facebook for up to $1bn).
Available in 2021, Cognixion ONE is a closed-loop solution with patents-pending for stimulating the brain and reading its activity while sending control signals back to the AR application. It also integrates with leading research software.
Easy to use and fully accessible via Brain-Computer Interface, head pointing, or switch, everything about Cognixion ONE is designed to be usable by everyone, with an emphasis on accessibility for the 15% of society living disabilities. This isn’t just theoretical BCI; this is useful BCI, for real people.
Cognixion ONE will include an augmentative communication (AAC) app and an integrated AI virtual assistant for home automation control and companionship, enabling it to eventually become an insurance fundable WearableSpeech™ generating device.
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“8 Billion people will love it. 100 Million will directly benefit, including over 1 Billion who support them,” said Mai Ling Chan, CCC-SLP and Director of Growth and Achievement at Cognixion.
What leading experts are saying:
“Cognixion has created a breakthrough in human-machine interface: a practical, wearable device that allows you to control a computer with your brain. It will allow people with severe motor and speech disabilities to speak with family and friends, and — via an integrated virtual assistant — interact with the digital and physical world.” Tom Gruber, Co-Founder of Siri, Former Head of Advanced Development at Apple
“I’d have thought the idea behind Cognixion One was merely wildly imaginative if it weren’t already a reality. In my opinion, this product will prove to be truly, fundamentally life changing for people young and old with varying levels of ability.” Alan Brightman, Founder of Apple’s Worldwide Disability Solutions Group
