We bring objectivity to psychiatry.
Psychiatry has never had reliable, objective biomarkers of brain function. Universal Brain measures brain function directly — with dry-EEG and event-related potentials — turning trial-and-error into data-driven decisions.
Bring objective brain-function
measures to psychiatry.
We're translating clinical neuroscience into a scalable, medical-grade measurement — so patient care and drug development can rest on brain function, not guesswork.
Objective brain measurement, applied where patient care and discovery need it most.
Monitoring neural functions
EEG-based biomarkers of specific brain functions implicated in depression — giving clinicians data to guide psychiatric care instead of trial and error.
Neurotyping for CNS trials
Task-evoked ERPs provide objective, placebo-separating endpoints and support neurotyping — creating more homogeneous groups based on brain function to de-risk trials and sharpen the read on whether a therapy works.
The first multi-ERP brain-function biomarker.
Measuring brain function in the context of reward, emotion, attention, and cognitive control in a single session. Where others rely on one marker, multiple ERPs are used to index several domains of brain function, giving a fuller, more reliable readout that powers both patient care and pharma.
Multi-ERP
A first: multiple task-evoked ERPs across reward, emotion, attention & cognitive control in one session — a fuller readout than any single marker.
Dry-EEG
Clinical-grade acquisition in ~5 minutes. A scalable dry-electrode cap — no gel, no technician.
Neurotyping
Multi-ERP neurotyping aims to predict treatment response — cutting trial-and-error out of care. Investigational.
Objective brain data — in one wearable cap.
From a five-minute task to an objective report.
Wear the EEG cap
Dry electrodes on standard 10-20 positions. Cap-on to recording in minutes.
Perform brief tasks
Reward, emotion & attention tasks evoke ERPs while EEG records time-locked responses.
Get a brain-function report
ERP components score into cognitive domains, benchmarked against a clinical population.
A team that has spent decades measuring the brain.
Kazu Okuda, MD
Physician-entrepreneur in psychiatry and medical devices, focused on bringing a reliable biomarker to psychiatric care.
Greg Hajcak, PhD
ex-Google X. 350+ peer-reviewed papers and 20 years of NIH-funded ERP research across 5,000+ study participants — in depression, anxiety and PTSD.
Kern Bhugra
20+ years in neurorehabilitation, robotics and brain–computer interfaces.
Bring objective brain measurement to your practice or pipeline.
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