Clinical and commercial partnerships for pilot deployments of wearable EEG monitoring

What we propose

We are looking for organisations willing to co-design and run structured pilot deployments of the E1 platform in real operational settings. A pilot is not a demonstration: it is a defined collaboration with agreed objectives, a measurement protocol, a fixed duration and shared evaluation of results.

Partner profiles we are looking for

• Clinical settings — neurology, psychiatry, rehabilitation and neurofeedback centres interested in evaluating dry multimodal EEG in routine practice or in research protocols

• Sport and performance — clubs, federations and performance centres working on cognitive readiness, recovery and mental workload

• Occupational health and corporate wellbeing — providers wishing to add objective neurophysiological measurement to existing assessment services

• Service providers and integrators — organisations that would deliver our technology as part of their own offering, under co-branding or white-label arrangements

What we provide

Hardware for the duration of the pilot, technical onboarding and training, protocol design support, and analysis of the resulting data. Our team includes approximately 20 years of applied research experience in psychophysiology, EEG/qEEG and neurofeedback.

What we ask

Access to a representative operational setting, a designated internal contact, and willingness to share structured feedback. Where results are publishable, we are open to joint dissemination.

Technology

E1 combines 32-channel dry EEG with periocular electrodes, PPG, EDA and skin temperature sensing, with proprietary real-time artifact correction running on embedded hardware. Protected by Italian patent IT102025000015982 with international PCT filing (2026). Developed with TU Ilmenau, University of Naples Federico II, VTT Finland and OT Bioelettronica.

Currently supplied for research and non-medical applications. A separate CE MDR pathway is under development for the clinical configuration.