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Subsense Inc.
Brain Computer Interface Company
About Subsense Inc.
Subsense is a neurotechnology company developing the first non-surgical, nanoparticle-based bidirectional brain-computer interface. Subsense is partnered with leading global neurological research institutions. The company is venture-backed with its global headquarters in Palo Alto, California.
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Signals from Subsense Inc.
10 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Subsense Inc. hosted the Subsense Annual Forum with speakers including James Cavuoto, Ron Alterman, David Eagleman, Shahin Farshchi, John-Clark Levin, and Nataliya Kosmyna, alongside Ray Kurzweil as product and vision advisor.
Reported by Subsense Inc.
People
Subsense Inc. hired Ray as an advisor.
Reported by Tetiana Aleksandrova
Presence & Recognition
Subsense Inc. attended the Subsense Annual Forum with Alexei Oreskovic and Fortune
Reported by Subsense Inc.
Presence & Recognition
Subsense Inc. welcomed Ray Kurzweil as product and vision advisor to the company.
Reported by Subsense Inc.
Products & Services
Subsense Inc. is building the first NanoBCI, a non-surgical, bidirectional brain-computer interface built using biocompatible nanoparticles administered intranasally.
Reported by Subsense Inc.
Presence & Recognition
Subsense Inc. attended the Subsense Annual Forum in Palo Alto with Ray Kurzweil, David Eagleman, Shahin Farshchi, Ron Alterman, Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D., John-Clark Levin, and James Cavuoto.
Reported by Subsense Inc.
Presence & Recognition
Subsense Inc. hosted the Subsense Annual Forum at the Palo Alto lab with Ray Kurzweil, David Eagleman, Shahin Farshchi, Ron Alterman, Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D., John-Clark Levin, and James Cavuoto working toward the answer to brain-computer interface reach.
Reported by Subsense Inc.
Strategy & Corporate Development
Subsense Inc. received a $700 million investment by Medtronic in Cornerstone Robotics.
Reported by Steve Bell
Research & Knowledge
Subsense Inc. produced another video explaining the cost of fully commercialising a surgical robot.
Reported by Steve Bell
Research & Knowledge
Subsense Inc. produced an explainer video on Sentire for Medtronic's Cornerstone Robotics.
Reported by Steve Bell