Caitlin Baltzer, founder and CEO of MYndspan, talks about using magnetoencephalography to make brain-health measurement more accessible. Using MEG, MYndspan aims to establish personal brain baselines and track changes in neural function over time.

Dan Furman of Arctop and Dimitris Sakellariou of Piramidal discuss brain foundation models, from generalisation and scale to neurodata ethics and what separates real capability from speculation.

Bertrand Duplat, CEO and co-founder of Robeauté, discusses microrobots designed to navigate through the brain. Starting with biopsy, Robeauté is building a platform for reaching deep-brain locations and eventually enabling drug delivery, stimulation, and neural interfaces.

Simon Bachmann, the CEO and co-founder of IDUN Technologies, talks about the company’s approach to building brain-sensing earbuds. Using in-ear EEG, Bachmann and his team are developing a true wireless system designed to bring continuous brain monitoring into everyday consumer devices.

Eric Yao, the CTO and co-founder of Synaptrix Labs, talks about their completely non-invasive approach to brain-computer interfaces. Using EEG, Yao and his team are enabling precise wheelchair control in paralyzed populations.

Dr. Ewelina Kurtys of FinalSpark and Dr. Brett Kagan of Cortical Labs discuss biological computing, from living neural systems and neuron-on-chip platforms to technical viability and market potential.

Raphael Certain, the CEO and co-founder of Clarity Technologies, explains how his company is developing sensory stimulation products to slow down disease progression in Alzheimer's.

Fred Walke of Wave Neuroscience and Ana Maiques of Neuroelectrics discuss non-invasive neurotech in mental health, from neuromodulation and monitoring to evidence, adoption, regulation, and ethics.