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"Networking in the high-tech industry is critical, especially in a field like space" | CTech
The Israel Space Forum is playing a crucial role in connecting Israeli space companies like brain.space, NSLComm, and SIM.SPACE with international entities, fostering collaborations and market entry. The forum acts as a networking hub, enabling these companies to showcase their technologies and expand their ecosystem. Brain.space, which specializes in cognitive and mental state assessments, has leveraged the forum to connect with major international players like NASA. The companys technology was successfully tested during the Rakia mission, proving its capability in space conditions. The forums pavilion at a global space conference highlighted Israels space industry, featuring both major companies and startups, and underscored the potential of the space sector as a growth engine for Israels economy.
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"הנטוורק קריטי, במיוחד בתחום החלל" | כלכליסט
The article discusses the role of the Israeli Space Forum in connecting small companies and startups with international players in the competitive space industry. Companies like NSLComm, SIM.SPACE, and brain.space benefit from this platform, which helps them expand into new markets and participate in global projects. The forum is crucial for companies without extensive business development departments, enabling them to reach international organizations and create significant industry connections. Brain.space, specializing in data collection from the brain and body, has used the forum to gain exposure to international entities like NASA. The forum also highlights the potential of the space sector as a growth engine for Israels economy.
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Out Of This World - Helmet That Reads Your Mind
Tel Aviv-based company brain.space has developed a headset with 460 sensors that can measure brain activity and provide real-time insights. The technology bypasses the need for verbal communication and can accurately determine a persons emotions and engagement levels. The companys breakthrough helmet is expected to be available in 2024 and has potential applications in various fields, including commercial, healthcare, and research. The headsets are being used in pilot studies to diagnose psychiatric conditions and brain disorders. Investors in brain.space include Sami Segol, CEO of Keter Plastics. The company aims to provide a platform for others to develop applications based on brain insights.
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N12 - קסדה חדשנית תעקוב אחר שינויים בפעילות המוחית של...
Israeli start-up brain.space, which specializes in analyzing human brain activity, will conduct a unique experiment to measure cognitive changes in space. The company will monitor the brain activity of astronaut Eytan Stiva and his colleagues using an EEG helmet during their mission in space. In addition, brain.space has raised $8.5 million in a funding round led by Mangrove Capital to further develop its brain activity monitoring and analysis technology. The company will participate in the AX-1 space mission led by AXIOM Space and the Ramon Foundations Rakevet project. The experiment aims to examine the cognitive performance of astronauts under extreme conditions in space.
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Brain.space remakes the EEG for our modern world (and soon, off-world)
Israeli company brain.space has developed a portable and user-friendly EEG helmet that aims to provide superior readings compared to traditional EEG devices. The helmet, which has 460 sensors, can be set up and operated easily without expert help. The company is currently conducting research activities with academic institutes and medical centers to validate the efficacy and resolution of the device. brain.spaces vision is to provide a comprehensive software stack that simplifies the integration of brain activity data. The company has raised an $8.5 million seed round led by Mangrove Capital Partners. The first public demonstration of the technology will be conducted on the International Space Station as part of the Axiom-1 mission.
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הישראלים שעומדים להמריא לחלל גייסו מיליונים
The Israeli startup brain.space, which develops brain activity monitoring technology, has announced an $8.5 million seed funding round led by Mangrove Capital from Luxembourg. This significant investment will enable the company to further develop its technology, which uses a helmet with 115 sensors to provide precise brain activity data. The startup recently achieved a milestone by having its experiment selected for the AX-1 space mission by Axiom and the Ramon Foundations Rakia project. The experiment will involve measuring astronauts brain activity before, during, and after their spaceflight to assess the impact of space travel on brain function.
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ניסוי מטעם בן-גוריון עתיד להיערך במסגרת משימת "רקיע" בחלל
The article discusses a research collaboration between Dr. Oren Shrikis lab and brain.space, a company specializing in measuring brain activity. The research aims to study changes in brain dynamics and cognitive function during long-duration space travel. The experiment will be conducted using brain.spaces EEG system, which allows for quick installation in microgravity conditions. The research will be carried out during Israeli astronaut Eytan Stibbes mission in early 2022. The data collected will be analyzed to understand the natural variations in cognitive and neural measures. The collaboration between brain.space and Ben-Gurion University is seen as a scientific and technological breakthrough.
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