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The 10 micrometer implant -finer than a pair of human hair- decodes and modulates neuronal signals with exceptional precision. Image / Inbrain.
 29.10.2024

Inbrain Neuroelectronics raises $50 million in a Series B funding round

Inbrain Neuroelectronics, a Brain-Computer Interface Therapeutics (BCI-Tx) company, based in the Barcelona Science Park, today announced the close of a $50 million Series B financing round. Founded in 2020 as a spin-off from ICN2 and ICREA, with the participation of IMB-CNM-CSIC, the total amount raised since inception amounts to $68 million.

The round was led by imec.xpand with new investors EIC Fund, Fond ICO Next Tech, CDTI-Innvierte and Avançsa. Existing investors Asabys Partners, Aliath Bioventures and Vsquared also participated. In addition to the Series B round, Inbrain also secured additional funding and support from Merck KGaA to advance the clinical development of its technology in Merck’s therapeutic areas of interest. This partnership will boost the translation of Inbrain’s platform to human use, expanding its impact across both central and peripheral nervous system applications.

The company’s technology utilizes the unique properties of graphene, a Nobel Prize-winning material known for its strength, flexibility, and conductivity. Inbrain’s implant is only 10 micrometers thick—thinner than a human hair—and is designed to safely decode and modulate neural signals with exceptional accuracy, offering a new level of performance in the emerging field of precision neurology.

The funding will enable Inbrain to accelerate the development of its graphene-based BCI-Tx platform, which offers a bidirectional solution to decode and modulate neural activity with unprecedented resolution. The funding will support ongoing clinical trials, enable team expansion and further develop the company’s AI-powered platform for the treatment of neurological-related diseases.

“We’re shaping the future of brain-computer interface therapeutics”, explains Carolina Aguilar, CEO and Co-Founder of Inbrain Neuroelectronics. “This funding empowers us to advance our AI-driven graphene neurotechnology, which has already shown great results versus current commercial neuromodulation technology. We are excited to have the support of a top-tier syndicate as we work to bring this technology to patients in need of more precise, personalized treatments.”

As part of the funding round, Inbrain is also announcing a collaboration agreement with Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre (Imec), the world’s leading independent nanoelectronics hub. Imec will support Inbrain in preparing to scale graphene interfaces at a commercial level.

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