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Nubrain Previews Human Mind API To Turn Thoughts Into Action
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Founders prioritize sensor precision over sensor count; opens early access waitlist
Nubrain is changing the way people communicate. Moving from keyboards and mice, to thoughts, a more efficient approach to working with machines. With data collection operations in New York and Berlin, the company is developing a non-invasive brain-computer interface (BCI). Since non-invasive BCI does not require surgery, it can scale to a larger population, from healthcare patients to everyday consumers.
“The future isn't about how many sensors you can fit into a hat. It’s about how cleanly those sensors talk to the brain and how intelligently AI interprets that signal,” said Priyanka Jain, CEO and Co-Founder of Nubrain. “By bypassing the keyboard, we aim to give users the ability to navigate digital environments at the speed of thought. We are closing the gap between human imagination and AI execution.”
Nubrain trained its model using consumer grade devices to collect EEG (electroencephalogram) brain data in a natural setting, instead of in a dark lab. This approach has created a standardized data stream for AI that moves beyond the bottlenecks of manual prompt engineering.
Nubrain is currently in early-stage development and is inviting developers and researchers to join the waitlist for early access here.
About Nubrain
Nubrain is the creator of the Human Mind API. Headquartered in San Francisco and Berlin, the company is led by product leader Priyanka Jain and Oxford neuroscientist Ingo Marquardt. Nubrain is supported by a group of investors and advisors, including Malte Ubl (CTO, Vercel), Dimitris Tsementzis (Head of Applied AI, Goldman Sachs) and leading researchers from Oxford and Maastricht University. Learn more at nubrain.com
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nubrain's core innovation?
Nubrain has developed the Human Mind API, a non-invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) designed to connect human thought directly with generative AI, enabling users to interact with digital environments at the speed of thought.
How does Nubrain's BCI differ from other brain-computer interfaces?
Nubrain prioritizes sensor fidelity and clean skin-to-sensor contact over high-density sensor counts. It uses consumer-grade devices to collect EEG data in natural settings, creating a standardized data stream for AI.
Who can use Nubrain's technology?
Nubrain's non-invasive BCI is being developed for a broad population, ranging from healthcare patients to everyday consumers. They are currently inviting developers and researchers to join an early access waitlist.
First published on Tue, May 19, 2026
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