Restoring Independence
Neuvotion is developing brain-body interface (BBI) technologies for movement recovery after stroke and injury. We are combining AI (artificial intelligence), non-invasive highly focal stimulation (with a 10-fold improvement in resolution over existing technologies), and minimally invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies. Our platform will allow clinicians to monitor patient progress in-person or remotely, and deliver unparalleled therapeutic value for our users.
The Challenge
Foundational Science
The Market
The U.S. Outpatient Rehabilitation/Physical Therapy market is more than $30 billion today with steady growth exceeding 5% annually.
(U.S. Physical Therapy, Inc.)
Clinical Partners
About Us
We are a highly experienced team of neuroscientists, biomedical engineers, regulatory experts, and AI innovators with a groundbreaking approach to movement restoration after stroke or injury. At Neuvotion, we are devoted to our mission to help patients and are constantly seeking valuable feedback from clinicians and our users in order to continually innovate and disrupt the neurorehabilitation market. Contact us today to learn more.
Chad Bouton, PhD
Founder and CEO
28+ years in biomedical engineering, medical device R&D, and commercialization; 70 patents; Innovator of the Year; Published in Nature
Rory Murphy, MD
Scientific Advisor
20+ years in spinal cord injury and advanced surgeries; Neurosurgeon at Barrow Neurosurgical Institute
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Sadegh Ebrahimi, PhD
Senior Electrical Engineer, AI Lead
Stanford-trained neural engineer, 10 years experience in neurotechnology and applied machine learning
Sandeep Singh, MD
Scientific Advisor
25+ years in medicine
Expertise in SCI, stroke, movement disorders;
CMO, Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Services
Trevor Hawkins, PhD
Strategy
25+ years in healthcare R&D and commercialization; Formerly with GE Ventures; Formerly Director of the Human Genome Project (DOE)
Frank Hyland, MS
Clinical Advisor
35+ years in occupational and physical therapy, Expertise in SCI, stroke, Neurorehabilitation;
VP, Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Services
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