Introducing NEXUS

The next generation of brain health.

NEXUS combines gamified cognitive programs, purpose-built wearable neurotechnology and adaptive AI into a premium consumer platform for healthy aging, memory, attention and calm & sleep, built on the Mentalness Synchronized Multisensory Method.

U.S. Patent Application Published NEXUS is built on the Mentalness Synchronized Multisensory Method, which has reached published U.S. patent-application status.

A convergence of three fast-growing markets

NEXUS sits where cognitive training, immersive interaction and wearable hardware overlap: three categories already being bought separately by the same consumer.

$6.9BCognitive training & assessment market, 2025
$29.2BVR / spatial gaming market, 2025
$95BWearable device spending forecast, 2029E
4Launch programs: Age, Memory, Focus, Calm

The NEXUS headset

One wearable. Every modality, synchronized.

A single comfortable headset unifies the sensory channels that today ship as separate products, with status conveyed through simple, glanceable light.

  • Multisensory delivery synchronized to each game moment
  • Adaptive light feedback mapped to session state
  • All-day comfort fit, designed for daily use
  • Pairs instantly with the NEXUS companion app
NEXUS wearable headset, three-quarter view

Why now

Three consumer curves are converging.

Brain health is becoming a daily behavior, and the enabling hardware is already in consumers' hands. Cognitive training is moving from one-off brain games to daily, personalized routines. Spatial interaction makes complex training feel like entertainment. Rings and watches turn physiology into an always-on context layer, and personalization can improve session timing, difficulty and sequencing. NEXUS sits at the intersection: cognitive content, stimulation hardware, immersive interaction and longitudinal physiology.

The problem

Brain training today is fragmented.

Users can play, meditate, stimulate or track, but rarely in one adaptive experience that connects behavior to physiology.

Engagement Gap

Repetitive exercises lose adherence without narrative, progression and reward.

Siloed Hardware

Wearables collect signals, stimulation devices deliver inputs, and games run independently.

Weak Transfer Story

Most apps measure in-app scores, not whether users perceive meaningful day-to-day benefits.

No Orchestration Layer

Timing, context, intensity, movement and recovery are not coordinated around one cognitive objective.

The product

A cognitive game that talks to the nervous system.

Mobile-first. Hardware-enhanced. Sensor-aware. Designed to evolve into spatial computing.

Interactive Game

Narrative challenges, adaptive difficulty, movement, progression and rewards.

NEXUS Wearable

Purpose-built multisensory sessions; RF and vagus-oriented modules are in development on a dedicated regulatory track.

Biosignal Layer

Optional smartwatch, ring and future sensor integrations for response tracking.

Adaptive AI

Personalizes challenge, timing and content from longitudinal session response.

Assess → select protocol → synchronize game and stimulation → capture response → adapt next session.

The consumer promise: a daily brain-training ritual that feels like play, not treatment.
NEXUS headset worn for a daily cognitive session

Daily sessions, built around healthy aging

NEXUS headset worn during an active training session

Designed to fit an active, everyday routine

Core experience

One session. Seven coordinated steps.

The game loop is also the learning and measurement loop: every session generates a comparable record of challenge, stimulation context, behavior and optional physiology.

01

Assess

2–4 min baseline

02

Prime

Breathing + readiness

03

Play

Cognitive challenge

04

Stimulate

Synchronized session logic

05

Move

Physical reinforcement

06

Measure

Performance + physiology

07

Reward

Progress + next mission

Content engine

Four launch programs. One extensible platform.

Users subscribe to the goals they want to train; each program combines assessment, gameplay and progression.

NEXUS Age

Healthy cognitive aging: processing speed, working memory, task switching, movement and lifestyle reinforcement.

NEXUS Memory

Encoding, recall, association, spatial memory and story-based retrieval.

NEXUS Focus

Selective attention, inhibition, distraction control and reaction time.

NEXUS Calm

Guided breathing, down-regulation, sleep preparation and recovery tracking.

Technology stack

An integrated cognitive ecosystem.

Most products build these layers separately. NEXUS orchestrates them as one system.

NEXUS technology stack: Interactive Experiences, Cognitive Engine, Adaptive AI Layer and Wearable Neurotech working together around the NEXUS headset
01

Interactive Experiences

Mobile, tablet and future XR programs built around memory, attention, healthy aging and calm/sleep.

02

Cognitive Engine

Structured protocols, in-game assessment, rewards, progression loops and movement-based reinforcement.

03

Adaptive AI Layer

Personalizes difficulty, sequence, timing and recommendations as each user progresses.

04

Wearable Neurotech

Purpose-built multisensory sessions; RF and vagus-oriented modules on a dedicated regulatory track.

05

Longitudinal Data Loop

Behavioral response, session fidelity and wellness signals create an evolving user profile.

Science & validation

Wellness-first. Evidence-led. Regulatory discipline.

The scientific thesis is coordination, not one magic stimulus: synchronized cognitive challenge, sensory context and controlled device events. This is a working development hypothesis that requires prospective validation, not an efficacy claim. The first commercial product is positioned for general wellness, while advanced stimulation modules follow a dedicated, separate regulatory pathway.

Stage 1 · M0–M6

Bench & Human Factors

Does the device operate safely, and can users complete sessions correctly?

Stage 2 · M6–M12

Pilot Usability

Do users adhere, tolerate the experience and understand their progress?

Stage 3 · M9–M18

Signal Validation

Are cognitive and optional physiological signals repeatable and directionally meaningful?

Stage 4 · M12–M24+

Controlled Studies

Can specific modules support statistically interpretable outcomes under controlled conditions?

Founder-market fit

Three disciplines. One founding vision.

This category requires neuroscience, hardware and AI/platform execution inside one leadership system: neuroscience defines the protocol, AI personalizes the journey, hardware closes the loop.

Alberto Solé
AS · Co-Founder & CEO

Alberto Solé

Healthcare IT · AI · Platform Strategy

28+ years in healthcare technology, AI, connected devices and data platforms. 0→1 execution, architecture and commercialization.

Prof. Tomás Ortiz Alonso
TO · Co-Founder & Scientific Lead

Prof. Tomás Ortiz Alonso, MD, PhD

Cognitive Neuroscience · Neuroplasticity

30+ years in cognitive neuroscience: memory, attention and neuroplasticity. 300+ publications. EEG, gamma synchrony and cognitive learning architecture.

Michael Leabman
ML · RF Technology

Michael Leabman

RF Engineering · Semiconductor Innovation

25+ years in RF and semiconductors. 250+ RF patents and deep commercial hardware experience. MIT training in CS and EE.

NEXUS is in development

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Young NEXUS user wearing the headset

NEXUS is in development. Product renderings and architecture described on this page are concept-stage and subject to change. RF and vagus-oriented stimulation modules are in development on a dedicated safety and regulatory track and are not available for sale. Initial positioning is cognitive training and general wellness, not a medical device, diagnosis or treatment. This page is informational only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security.