The Brain Science has witnessed a rapid development in the last decade. While numerous companies and individual scientists are involved in research and clinical trials, many companies used the advantages of Digital Healthcare to develop and introduce to the market Neurowearables. One peculiarity of these devices is that most of them do not require FDA approval – they are considered as a lifestyle devices (not medical ones) and are 100% non-invasive.
In 2019 scientists
from University of British Columbia conducted a market research
and found “41 DTC (Direct to Customer) wearable neurodevices available for
purchase. Of these, 22 were recording devices (e.g., electroencephalogram
[EEG]) and 19 were stimulating devices (e.g., transcranial direct current
stimulation [tDCS]).
This
presentation Advances
in Neurotechnology by Professor Judy Illes, in great detail explains
the latest developments, particularly Neurowearables – notes that modern world
of neurotechnology is moving at a breathtaking pace
A very good
overview is provided by the Wareable: Tapping
into the brain: Neuroscience wearables explained.
We here,
in this Blog are presenting a number of available DTC Neurowearables that are the result
of the last 3-years of monitoring of the market.
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