Neuroharmonics

NeuroHarmonics is a London-based neurotechnology company and UCL spin-out developing non-invasive brain-health hardware based on focused ultrasound neuromodulation. Its wearable headset uses precisely focused sound waves to safely modulate deep brain circuits without surgery, an MRI, or head shaving, aiming to turn expensive, invasive neuromodulation into scalable, continuous at-home therapy for neurological and psychiatric conditions. Founded in 2016 by Antonio Stanziola, Tim Den Boer, Bradley Treeby and Michael Brown, the company is backed by Speedinvest, UCL Technology Fund, Fusion Fund and Jumpspace Ventures. As an early-stage medical-device company it does not currently publish a public developer API, SDK, or developer portal.

Neuroharmonics is profiled on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Neurotechnology, Brain Health, Focused Ultrasound, and Neuromodulation.

Neuroharmonics’ developer surface includes engineering blog and 1 more developer resources.

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  modulate deep brain circuits without surgery, an MRI, or head shaving, aiming to turn expensive, invasive neuromodulation
  into scalable, continuous at-home therapy for neurological and psychiatric conditions. Founded in 2016 by Antonio Stanziola,
  Tim Den Boer, Bradley Treeby and Michael Brown, the company is backed by Speedinvest, UCL Technology Fund, Fusion Fund and
  Jumpspace Ventures. As an early-stage medical-device company it does not currently publish a public developer API, SDK,
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