The path to neurological treatment takes a giant leap with BrainQ’s innovative technology.
By combining machine learning with a data visualization of the magnetic field of the entire brain, the goal is to give patients an unprecedented neural recovery treatment. Questtonó Manyone worked on the design of the product experience.
Transformative treatment
For decades, the standard recovery method for patients with neural damage, such as a stroke, has been physical therapy, which aims to retrain a patient’s motor functions. Treatment can take years, and improvements are usually only gradual.
BrainQ’s technology and device have the potential to change that and redefine neural recovery treatment.
How it works
With the BrainQ device, a patient can receive treatment by using the device for one hour every day.
The device delivers low-frequency, low-intensity electromagnetic fields to a patient to stimulate neurological recovery in the central nervous system. Using artificial intelligence, the device can adjust the frequency of the electromagnetic pulses to stimulate recovery according to a patient’s specific needs.
The AI does this by suggesting an ideal frequency to use, based on data collected from the brain waves of healthy and non-healthy individuals.
This data is based on countless hours of observation, providing detailed knowledge of a person’s natural spectral characteristics, and it is from this data that the technology derives its unique therapeutic insights.
Once the device and the technology are available on the market, the recovery of these neural networks can be stimulated through the use of the device.
A medical device for consumer use
The simplicity of using the device is combined with the smart selection of materials, enabling a cutting-edge production method that keeps manufacturing costs relatively low.
The product itself is a beautiful, comfortable wearable platform that allows non-invasive use. Its relatively small size, compared with that of a large MRI scanner, will allow personal treatment in places outside the hospital.
