Temple is a neurotechnology startup founded by Deepinder Goyal and positioned around wearable monitoring of cerebral blood flow and related brain-hemodynamic signals. Public descriptions frame it as a brain-focused wearable company spanning elite performance and broader brain health ambitions, though its exact commercial positioning remains fluid.

The company appears to be building a compact temple-worn system intended to measure cerebral blood flow continuously. Temple has not publicly disclosed the sensing approach in meaningful technical detail, but its hiring points to a stack spanning hardware, embedded systems, sensor algorithms, computational neuroscience, BCI engineering, neural decoding, and neuroimaging-related machine learning.

Temple sits within the emerging landscape of wearable brain sensing, with an emphasis on non-invasive physiological measurement outside traditional lab settings. Its current public use cases include elite athletic performance, while earlier founder commentary also linked the device to ageing, brain health, and long-term monitoring of cerebral perfusion.