Axoft

Brain-computer interfaces that let patients with severe disabilities control devices with their thoughts via implanted electrodes

Series A · $50M · 2025-02

Brain-computer interface technology integrated into everyday devices such as headphones

Series A · $48M · 2025-12

Closed-loop brain-computer interface system SOMA, using a wireless implant to decode tumor electrical signals in real time and deliver personalized electrical stimulation to treat brain tumors and other cancers

Series A · 2026-10

Founded in December 2025, SiClink is an implantable brain-computer interface company founded by ShanghaiTech University researcher Dr. He Fei. It develops semiconductor hollow flexible neural electrodes and a proprietary saline-based stiffness-modulation minimally invasive implantation process to build high-bandwidth, low-latency, long-term stable bidirectional brain-machine interfaces, starting with visual reconstruction.

Developer of implantable brain-computer interface systems

Strategic · $153M · 2026-03

Non-invasive brain-computer interfaces and intelligent bionic prostheses

Series D+ · $20M · 2025-11

Flexible, stretchable, non-penetrating brain-computer interfaces and neural electrodes to record/stimulate brain-surface activity

Seed · $20M · 2026-05

Graphene-based brain-computer interface technology for neurological disorders such as Parkinson's disease.

Series B · $50M · 2024-11

Imperial College London spinout developing composable chip modules for neural signal acquisition, electrical stimulation, on-chip processing and wireless transmission, for BCI and active implant makers

Undisclosed · 2026-10

Brain-computer interface electrodes and neural decoding systems

Angel · $10M · 2026-05

Non-invasive brain monitoring platform with real-time neural data analysis

Series A · $11M · 2025-03

Diagnostic technology developing the "revolutionary" blood test VitalOne

Undisclosed · $48M · 2023-07