Using EEG brainwave sensors, Enten measures your focus patterns so you work smarter, not longer.
2 hours and 53 minutes…
This is the average time individuals spend actively getting tasks done during a standard work day. And every time we lose focus, it takes an average of 11 minutes to regain it!
Let’s face it: we all get distracted throughout the day.
With our attention devoured by wandering thoughts, physical interruptions, and barrages of messages and notifications, it’s no wonder we feel overwhelmed with:
- Unfinished work
- Work-related stress
- Increased late-night work sessions
- Poor mental health
Enten by Neurable shows you how and when you work best, empowering you to take back your time so you can focus on what matters most to you.
Enten was built by seasoned professionals in neuroscience, engineering, and from leading headphones brands to detect patterns in your brain activity with near lab-grade precision, as you go about your day.
Featuring 16 invisible soft EEG sensors seamlessly woven into the plush fabric of the headphone’s ear cushions, Enten provides optimum comfort, accuracy, and convenience.
While you wear Enten, the sensors seamlessly measure when you’re focused and when you’re distracted to help you identify patterns in your work day to bring positive change to your life.
When Enten senses you’re in the zone, it signals your apps to mute notifications, keeping you in the zone.
An optional “do not disturb” light on the headphones communicates to family members, friends, and colleagues that you’re in the zone.
No small talk, no chit-chat, nothing that disrupts your flow.
Dr. Ramses Alcaide is passionate about creating a world without limitations. When Ramses was young, his uncle was in a truck accident and needed prosthetics for both of his legs. After watching his uncle go through this experience, he decided he wanted to create technology for the differently-abled. As he progressed with his research, he realized the capabilities of the technology he was creating, and its several applications. He realized he could help people around the world by creating an everyday brain-computer interface.
Dr. Ramses Alcaide and Adam Molnar met at the University of Michigan and became the co-founders of Neurable. Since their meeting, they won several business challenges including the Rice Business Challenge. Over the years, they developed several products, making each product easier to use but more technologically advanced than the one before.
Neurable is built of a team of scientists and technology experts that came together and put their knowledge of hardware and science.
Teams that helped Neurable make Enten come to life.
Fresco is a product design studio that uses strategic innovation, design execution, and experiences to create products that stand out. Without Fresco, Enten’s beautiful design would not be possible.
Apricity is a consumer electronics engineering and prototyping firm. Thanks to Apricity’s resources, expertise, and experience in consumer electronics design, Enten will be a quality product for years to come.
Hedgehog is a software development consultant. Their team, knowledge, and skillset accelerates Neurable’s software development and testing. They help us create products that last for the long-run.
LaunchSquad helps companies with public relations. Launch Squad was able to help Neurable word and prepare for interviews with reporters and set up events pre-launch.
Double Jump creates high quality visual videos that captures brands in seconds. Neurable partnered with Double Jump to create all the videos to capture Enten’s true colors and value.
Potato helped Neurable validate the product’s value proposition, ensuring Enten solves the needs of customers, and identifying the people who will benefit most from Enten
Enten parts and labor are covered by a limited warranty for manufacturing defects for 1 year after you receive it. If for any reason you are not satisfied, you can return your Enten within 90 days of receiving your product for a full refund.
“Neurable may represent the leading edge of a different class of consumer products that use a less intrusive form of BCI for more subtle ends.”
– Fast Company
“These headphones analyze how well you focus — and make recommendations to help.”
– Boston Globe
“The Neurable Enten, launching next year, aims to be a Fitbit of sorts for the EEG landscape… in headphone form.”
– CNET
“Neurable is disrupting the way we interact with consumer electronics and is enabling more seamless communication with devices—hands-free and voice-free.”
– Forbes
“Mind-Controlled VR That Really Works.”
“Alcaide and the members of his team are pushing the limits of EEG headsets.”
“Neurable works to read activity with a speed and accuracy that is not usually possible.”
“I’ve used my eyes to interact with a virtual world before, but startup Neurable just enhanced that experience by reading my thoughts too.”
– Upload
“It isn’t science fiction”
– Variety
“Neurable develops headgear and sensors that connect to computers and lets you control VR programs and video games using only your brainwaves.”
– Forbes
