Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania

Cogwear is a brain technology company focused on assisting individuals who experience anxiety and depression. The company is developing an advanced wearable device that transcends existing products by integrating cognitive and emotional insights with physical measurements. This innovation aims to enhance human health, safety, and performance. Cogwear utilizes AI-powered algorithms to provide users with real-time access to clinical-grade cognitive and emotional data in various environments. Its wearables are equipped with mobile electroencephalogram (EEG) sensors and machine learning technology, allowing for the accurate measurement and interpretation of brainwave activity. The proprietary dry EEG sensors are designed for comfort and precision, enabling users to track their brain activity through a secure application and shareable dashboard.

Narbis is a company that develops wearable technologies designed to improve mental wellness and focus through neurofeedback. Its flagship product is Narbis Smartglasses, which deliver neurofeedback to help users train attention and concentration, including ADHD-focused use. The company also offers Narbis Illume, a system combining colored light, sound, and tactile transducers to provide Audio-Visual Entrainment for relaxation, anxiety reduction, improved focus, and meditation. The technology uses a patented conditioning mechanism embedded in the smart glasses to help users concentrate on tasks and gauge their level of focus during sessions.

Narbis is a company that develops wearable technologies designed to improve mental wellness and focus through neurofeedback. Its flagship product is Narbis Smartglasses, which deliver neurofeedback to help users train attention and concentration, including ADHD-focused use. The company also offers Narbis Illume, a system combining colored light, sound, and tactile transducers to provide Audio-Visual Entrainment for relaxation, anxiety reduction, improved focus, and meditation. The technology uses a patented conditioning mechanism embedded in the smart glasses to help users concentrate on tasks and gauge their level of focus during sessions.