Milan, October 23 (askanews) – Optohive is the winner of the pitch competition at CES Unveiled in Milan, where dozens of startups presented their innovations. The prize is a spot at Eureka Park at CES in Las Vegas, the large area of the tech event, organized by CTA, dedicated to startups.
The Swiss tech company won thanks to the creation of a new generation of wearable devices for brain imaging. "We are a spin-off of ETH Zurich," explains Michael Wyser, CEO and co-founder, "and we are developing a wearable device that brings the signal quality typical of hospital and laboratory environments into everyday life.
We designed optical sensors from scratch that can acquire a large amount of high-quality brain data, which our software then transforms into an easy-to-understand 'brain score' that allows you to visualize changes in brain activity over time." Wyser was awarded by CTA President Fabrizio Kinsey, in Milan for the Italian debut of the European preview of CES in Las Vegas.
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