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BRAIN PRODUCTS GMBH SOFT- UND HARDWARE FUR NEUROPHYSIOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNGSANWENDUNGEN

German SME manufacturing EEG hardware and software for neurophysiological research, mobile brain imaging, and wearable brain-computer interfaces.

Technology SMEhealthDESMENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
3
As coordinator
1
Total EC funding
€521K
Unique partners
19
What they do

Their core work

Brain Products is a German SME that develops hardware and software for neurophysiological research — EEG, MEG, and related brain imaging equipment. They provide the tools scientists use to measure and decode brain activity in both laboratory and real-world settings. Their products support applications ranging from clinical neurodevelopmental research (autism, learning disabilities) to applied brain-computer interfaces for smart environments. They sit at the intersection of medical device manufacturing and neuroscience instrumentation.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

EEG/neurophysiology hardware and softwareprimary
3 projects

Core business across all three projects — MoBI (Mobile Brain/Body Imaging), Neo-PRISM-C (multi-modal brain imaging), and Mindtooth (wearable neurometrics device).

Mobile and wearable brain imagingprimary
2 projects

MoBI focused on Mobile Brain/Body Imaging applications, and Mindtooth developed a wearable device for decoding brain activity in everyday contexts.

Brain-computer interfacessecondary
1 project

Mindtooth project targeted BCI for smart interaction with surroundings, combining neurometrics with IoT environments.

Neurodevelopmental assessment toolssecondary
1 project

Neo-PRISM-C applied multi-modal brain imaging (EEG, MEG, MRI, fMRI) to study autism, learning disabilities, and emotion regulation in children.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Mobile brain imaging research
Recent focus
Wearable neurometrics and clinical neuroscience

Brain Products entered H2020 in 2017 by coordinating MoBI, a short project focused on mobile brain/body imaging — essentially taking neurophysiology out of the lab. By 2018-2023, their involvement shifted toward clinical applications (neurodevelopmental disorders in children via Neo-PRISM-C) and consumer-facing wearable BCI devices (Mindtooth). The trajectory shows a clear move from laboratory instrumentation toward applied, real-world neurometrics — both clinical and commercial.

Brain Products is moving from lab-grade research tools toward wearable, real-world brain-reading devices — positioning them for smart environment and digital health applications.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European12 countries collaborated

Brain Products takes flexible roles: they coordinated MoBI (a small, focused project), contributed as a partner in the larger Neo-PRISM-C research consortium, and participated as a third party in Mindtooth's innovation action. With 19 unique partners across 12 countries from just 3 projects, they connect widely rather than deeply. This suggests they are sought after as a specialist equipment/technology provider rather than driving large research agendas themselves.

Despite only three projects, Brain Products has built a broad network of 19 partners across 12 countries, indicating they are a widely recognized specialist that diverse consortia want on board for neurophysiology instrumentation.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Brain Products is one of very few European SMEs that both manufactures neurophysiology hardware and participates in the research that uses it. This dual role — as equipment maker and research partner — means they can offer consortia not just off-the-shelf tools but co-developed, application-specific instrumentation. For anyone building a project that needs EEG, BCI, or wearable brain monitoring, they bring both the technology and the domain knowledge to integrate it.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • Mindtooth
    Largest funded project (EUR 404,695) — developing a wearable BCI device for smart environments, bridging neuroscience with IoT applications.
  • Neo-PRISM-C
    Long-running (2018-2023) Marie Curie training network on childhood neurodevelopmental disorders, positioning Brain Products in clinical neuroscience research.
  • MoBI
    Their only coordinator role — a focused project on Mobile Brain/Body Imaging that established their credentials in portable neurophysiology.
Cross-sector capabilities
security (human factors, behavioral assessment)digital (IoT, smart environments, brain-computer interfaces)society (learning disabilities, autism research, child development)
Analysis note: Profile based on only 3 H2020 projects (2017-2022). The company's commercial product portfolio is likely broader than what EU project participation reveals. Early-period keyword data was empty, limiting the evolution analysis to project titles and dates. The company name itself confirms their core business (neurophysiological research hardware/software), adding confidence beyond what the sparse project data alone would support.