If you can think it, we can do it.

Be it experience design or product design, InteraXon is your go-to for thought controlled computing. With us you're getting more than just a mind-blowing, incredibly cool interface, you're getting the works. Here's what we have to offer:

Years of experience

InteraXon has years of experience creating and implementing brainwave-controlled computing technology and applications as well as an ongoing awareness of state-of-the-art advances in the field; and we'll take all this knowledge and know-how and share it with your team. That means that you'll save on time and R&D costs by not having to wrestle with the technology so you can focus on what matters most: the end-user experience.

We get humans too

Understanding the technology is only half the equation; understanding the human factor – that is, how people interact with thought-controlled technology, is the other. Armed with this dual knowledge, we create systems that are not only easy, but also intuitive for people to use. Our in-depth understanding of man and machine allows us to provide quick feedback about usability and other aspects of the technology, helping you come out with the most affective and effective product possible.

A great team

Only the sharpest tools in the shed make it on to the InteraXon team. Our staff includes neuroscientists, engineers, designers, and project managers. We also have experience with the design and fabrication process and the ability to create custom hardware and software solutions. Together these well-oiled working components allow us to successfully interface at all stages of the design and development process.

A robust network

Our extensive network has long-established relationships with major suppliers and researchers – but because we aren't tied down to any one affiliation, we hand pick the right solution on a per project basis. And our connections reach even wider still; we've developed close relations with some of the country's most talented DJs, musicians, graphic designers, and filmmakers.\