Analysing EEG recordings to assess consciousness and cognitive function
Severe brain injury can leave patients unable to communicate, even when some understanding remains. Differences between observed behaviour and brain activity make assessment difficult. Uncertainty about recovery complicates care decisions for clinicians and families.
Neurometers is developing software that analyses EEG recordings to measure consciousness and cognitive function. Its machine-learning algorithms aim to help clinicians assess unresponsive patients using signals from existing EEG equipment.
What stands out about Neurometers
Received French public support for industrial research through grant/interest-subsidy and loan/repayable-advance instruments.
Joined the MEDITWIN consortium with Dassault Systèmes, Inria and hospital partners to improve EEG analysis algorithms.
Spun out of the Paris Brain Institute from consciousness research by Lionel Naccache and Jacobo Sitt.
Won a startup pitch competition at French American Innovation Day 2025, hosted at Rockefeller University and presented by Lionel Naccache.
Founded by consciousness researchers Lionel Naccache and Jacobo Sitt, whose work underpins its EEG analysis algorithms.
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