OpenBCI

OpenBCI stands for open-source brain-computer interface (BCI). Anyone with a computer can use OpenBCI tools to sample physiological data from their body. For over a decade, OpenBCI has led the world in developing hardware and software for accessible neurotechnology. Galea, OpenBCI’s latest product, is an enterprise, multi-modal biosensing headset designed to interface with the human mind. It combines high-fidelity AR/VR/XR display technology with the most comprehensive bio-sensing headwear ever[1][2]

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Overview

OpenBCI stands for open-source brain-computer interface (BCI)[2]. The company is listed as a hardware-AI company in the New York City AI scene[1]. Anyone with a computer can use OpenBCI tools to sample physiological data from their body[2]. For over a decade, OpenBCI has led the world in developing hardware and software for accessible neurotechnology[2]. The company has 23 employees[3] and operates in the biotechnology research industry[3]. Galea, OpenBCI's latest product, is an enterprise, multi-modal biosensing headset designed to interface with the human mind[2]. The headset combines high-fidelity AR/VR/XR display technology with comprehensive bio-sensing headwear[2].

Business address: 67 West Street, New York, New York, 11222. [7]

Growth & traction

LinkedIn lists 23 people working at OpenBCI. [4]

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