MintNeuro raises $5M to expand neural device chip platform
MintNeuro, a startup spun out of Imperial College London, just secured $5 million to scale up its chip technology for neural devices. Their chips are designed specifically for gadgets that interface with the nervous system—from brain implants to wearables—aiming to make these devices smaller, more power-efficient, and easier to build. The funding will help MintNeuro move from tech validation to commercial rollouts, with new partnerships already underway.
- $5M funding led by Odyssey Ventures
- Chips designed for neural implants and wearables
- Partners include Motif Neurotech, Amber Therapeutics
- Platform supports sensing, signal processing, and stimulation
- Aims to shrink devices, cut power, and speed commercial rollout
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