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About
InteraXon builds consumer brain-computer interface technology. Its flagship product, Muse, uses EEG sensors embedded in a headband to detect brain activity and give real-time feedback, primarily as a meditation, focus and sleep aid. The company grew out of thought-controlled computing demos (including controlling the CN Tower lights with brainwaves) and now serves both consumers and accredited research institutions.
Backers
Investors include OMERS Ventures, Horizons Ventures, ff Venture Capital, Felicis Ventures, BDC Capital and Export Development Canada.
Quick answers
What does InteraXon make?
InteraXon makes Muse, a brain-sensing headband that uses EEG sensors to read the wearer's brain activity in real time. It gives audio feedback used mainly for meditation, focus and sleep, and is sold to both consumers and research institutions.
Where is InteraXon based and when was it founded?
InteraXon is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. Crunchbase lists a 2007 founding; it became widely known for brainwave-controlled computing demos before launching the consumer Muse headband.
Who leads InteraXon today?
Jean-Michel Fournier was appointed CEO in 2023; co-founder Ariel Garten serves as Chief Evangelist Officer and board chair. Co-founder Chris Aimone is Chief Innovation Officer.