Forest Neurotech develops non-invasive brain–computer interface technologies based on ultrasound imaging and neuromodulation. The company’s flagship system, Forest 1, is a compact, fob-sized scanner designed to interact with brain activity without implanted hardware. Its approach aims to enable whole-brain access through portable ultrasound-based sensing and stimulation. Forest Neurotech positions its technology within experimental neurotechnology and research contexts.

The technology uses ultrasound to image and modulate brain activity, leveraging the ability of acoustic waves to penetrate tissue non-invasively. By combining imaging and neuromodulation within a single platform, the system is designed to both observe and influence neural function. The compact form factor enables potential use outside traditional laboratory environments. This approach emphasizes spatial reach and non-invasiveness over direct electrical interfacing.

Forest Neurotech targets research and exploratory applications in brain–computer interfacing, neuromodulation, and neural imaging. The platform is intended for investigational use rather than clinical deployment or consumer products. Its focus reflects growing interest in ultrasound as a modality for scalable, non-invasive access to deep and distributed brain structures.