Decoding the language of the brain to empower the human experience

We’re on a mission to translate the complexities of the brain into

the power of the future.

Our software applies artificial intelligence to electric measurements of brain activity —translating people’s feelings, reactions, and intent — to empower the human experience.

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We’re decoding the brain and its signals to:

Skill Training

We map and measure brain signals from both peak performing experts and novices, enabling personalized training that shortens the learning curve. From surgeons to athletes and beyond, this level of adaptive learning leads to optimal performance.

New Communications

We interpret brain signals to seamlessly translate thoughts into speech and digital actions. This capability is a breakthrough for the human experience, enabling new, life-changing modes of interaction.

Adaptive Experiences

Games that adapt to your skillset. Music that shifts to your preferences. Sound that improves your mood. We make personalized, unprecedented experiences possible by enabling responsiveness to real-time feedback directly from the brain.

We're a cognition company.

Arctop was founded in California in 2016 by neuroscientist Dan Furman, Ph.D., and software engineer Eitan Kay to create widely-accessible cognition technology that profoundly improves human life.

Before Arctop, Dan studied neurobiology at Harvard and Technion - Israel Institute of Technology and Eitan led cybersecurity engineering at a variety of critical infrastructure projects. Along with a world-class team, they set out to create a powerful software platform that decodes the language of the brain.

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in the news

10.15.2024

Unlocking the Future of Brain-Computer Interfaces: A Conversation with Dan Furman

An interview with World Trailblazers reflecting on the path we are forging at Arctop.

World Trailblazers

9.24.2024

U.S. Air Force Contract Awarded To Arctop For Cognition-Adaptive Simulations

Arctop, with partners BigBeai.AI And MetaTeq, win $1.25M Direct-to-Phase II SBIR contract to deliver innovative capabilities.

PR Newswire

12.14.2023

Opinion: Computers Will Soon Read Your Mind

Brain-computer interface technology will help patients suffering from ALS or strokes.

Wall Street Journal