Neuromodulation sleep mask that uses light and sound to entrain the brain into recorded brain states
NeuroLight develops the NeuroMask, a sleep-mask neuromodulation device that uses light and sound for brain entrainment, replicating brain states recorded from one person in another, a process it calls transplanting brain states. It combines LED stimulation with binaural and isochronic audio, driven by proprietary algorithms that extract cortical signatures from EEG recordings rather than the single synthetic frequencies of conventional entrainment devices. Founded in 2017 by Alexander Poltorak and originally named Neuroenhancement Lab, the company rebranded to NeuroLight in 2022 and is pursuing applications beyond sleep, including dementia, depression and PTSD
