InteraXon Inc

In 2007, InteraXon's founders recognized a critical gap: the powerful tools for measuring brain activity were locked away in research labs, completely inaccessible to everyday people who needed them most. They saw how many people were overwhelmed, burnt out, and unsure how to feel better - and they knew you can't fix what you can't see. This realization sparked a mission to bring EEG technology from the lab into people's daily lives.

Starting with a breakthrough demonstration at the 2010 Winter Olympics, where visitors controlled lights on major landmarks using only their minds, InteraXon proved that brain-computer interfaces could work beyond laboratory walls. In 2014, they launched Muse - the first brain-sensing headband that made meditation measurable and accessible at home. Today, Muse has evolved into a comprehensive brain health platform used by over 500,000 members, backed by 200+ research studies, and trusted by institutions like NASA, Harvard, and the Mayo Clinic. The company continues to innovate, recently becoming the first wearable to combine both EEG and fNIRS sensors for deeper cognitive insights.