At BrainsView we understand systems.
The human body is a dynamic system. Its state of health or disease emerges from the interaction of organ systems and the environment. Multiple feedback loops between internal and external inputs are coordinated by the brain. The function of the human body can be measured and patterns of emergent behaviour can be established. The more information known about the individual organ systems and their interaction, the more accurately future behaviour, such as disease, can be predicted. Early warning of disease states can lead to effective and timely intervention.
A healthy body is a flexible system that can respond to challenges, adapt and thrive. Our software analyzes data streams to:
- Describe the functioning of the system. How healthy is it?
- Monitor and predict behaviour. Where is the system going? How does it react to challenges?
Adding AI and machine learning, we offer powerful tools to give you insight into your body's functioning, anticipate problems and manage them.
We have a tool for analyzing the human brain. Our brain creates our world. If our brain changes, our perception of the world and our interaction with it changes. These brain changes can result from normal development, injury and disease or the use of medications and other substances.
We work with clinicians and scientists to help us learn how the brain works. This leads to better and timely treatment.
BrainsView has developed a user-friendly, research prototype, with Cognionics ® EEG hardware to monitor brain function in critically ill patients and people in the community with brain injury and brain disorders. Preliminary data in concussion, migraines, epilepsy, stroke monitoring, alcohol and substance abuse, and the aging brain are launching new research projects with partners and collaborators.
We work to give:
Clinicians: Answers to how their patient is doing after brain injury.
Patients and families: Hope in recovery
Researchers: Tools for expanding our knowledge of the brain.
We work to give:
Clinicians: Answers to how their patient is doing after brain injury.
Patients and families: Hope in recovery
Researchers: Tools for expanding our knowledge of the brain.
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