Stockholm-based neurotech startup BRYM is developing a wearable neurofeedback platform designed to help users improve focus and cognitive performance through EEG-based brain training.
BRYM, the Swedish neurotech
company developing wearable EEG technology to improve cognitive performance,
has raised €650,000 in a pre-seed funding round led by Singapore-based family
office Lotus One Investment, with participation from global early-stage venture
capital firm Antler.
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