Neural recall, reimagined
Live EEG
256 Hz · 4 channels
Current Prototype
Live Muse 2 EEG Streaming
Four-Channel Signal Recording
Relaxed vs. Focus Experiments
EEG Band-Power Analysis
Sliding-Window Session Comparison
CURRENT RESEARCH
Live EEG Capture
Stream four-channel EEG data from Muse 2 at 256 Hz.
Completed
Signal Recording
Record synchronized EEG sessions for repeatable experiments.
Completed
Signal Processing
Apply filtering and prepare neural signals for analysis.
Completed
Controlled Experiments
Compare relaxed and mental-arithmetic sessions using a standardized protocol.
In Progress
Band-Power Analysis
Measure Theta, Alpha, and Beta activity across channels and sessions.
In Progress
Sliding-Window Comparison
Track short-term changes within sessions using window-based analysis.
In Progress
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STEP 1
Capture
Receive live four-channel EEG signals from a supported non-invasive wearable.
Available Today
02
STEP 2
Organize
Synchronize brain activity with notes, conversations and digital context.
In Development
03
STEP 3
Understand
Explore meaningful cognitive patterns using signal processing and AI.
Research
04
STEP 4
Recall
Help users rediscover important moments at the right time.
Future Vision
WHY COGNIX?
Built for Researchers
Explore cognition with structured, searchable signal context.
Designed for Knowledge Workers
Recall ideas, decisions, and conversations without breaking flow.
Privacy First
Your neural archive should be controlled by you — not a platform.
Personalized Intelligence
Researching how future personalized models could adapt to individual cognitive patterns and context.
Future Vision
Muse 2
Future wearable support
FOUNDER
Founder & Builder, CogniX Theory
Electrical Engineering
Software Development
EEG + AI Research