NeuroCONCISE

Damien Coyle, NeuroCONCISE’s Founder and CEO, is a Professor of Neurotechnology and has published over 150 papers, including contributions to studies in AI-based technologies in brain computer interfaces. NeuroCONCISE works in partnership with Ulster University’s Intelligent Systems Research Centre, The Northern Ireland Functional Brain Mapping Facility and the Spatial Computing and Neurotechnology Innovation Hub and has a steady flow of new intellectual property and expertise contributing to improving the technology. NeuroCONCISE technology is built on multiple-award-winning research, including two international AI awards, nomination for the BCI Award in 2015 and winner of the overall inaugural IET and E&T Innovation of the Year Award 2018. NeuroCONCISE is creating something special that could change the way we assess patients with brain injury and offer rehabilitation to stroke survivors. NeuroCONCISE is part of something bigger, something genuinely important. NeuroCONCISE doesn’t just provide revolutionary hardware, but also a suite of innovative, AI-driven software developed in partnership with Ulster University’s Intelligent Systems Research Centre and Spatial Computing and Neurotechnology Innovation Hub (SCANi-hub). NeuroCONCISE’s research programmes and clinical trials are establishing a revolutionary way to research, assess, and understand consciousness and awareness, targeting clinical assessment and diagnosis following brain injury, augmentative and assistive communications devices and rehabilitation. NeuroCONCISE research shows that our technology may enable users to realise movement independent communication channels and technology interaction, even after experiencing a traumatic brain injury or being unable to speak or move due to disease or injury.