Epilepsy Foundation

On average, we spend a third of our lives in bed. Our self-positioning bed; the Korus™, combined with our AI-driven software, is designed to provide precise sleep therapies improving lifestyle and medical care that benefits sleep wellness and faster recovery at home.

Cadence Neuroscience develops implantable medical device therapies for epilepsy, central pain, and other neurological disorders. Founded in 2017 and based in Redmond, Washington, the company pursues core technology developed at Mayo Clinic that is being evaluated clinically. The device detects brain signals and delivers electrical stimulation to modulate neural circuits, enabling personalized brain stimulation to improve seizure control relative to existing protocols.

Epihunter develops digital solutions to improve the daily lives of individuals with epilepsy. Its primary product is a medical monitoring device designed to detect absence seizures in real-time, enabling better diagnosis and treatment for patients.