Developed by the Nobel Laureate Scientist, who invented the Pulse Oximeter, the WAVi Brain Scan is revolutionary technology that measures the brain’s electrical activity via EEG, or electroencephalography. WAVi headset tracks both auditory and visual ERP’s (event-related potentials) to accurately measure brain performance and reactiveness. Using heart rate variability, the gold standard in terms of measuring the autonomic nervous system, WAVi can also analyze the synchronicity of heart and brain frequencies.

WAVi makes it possible for those who are proactively improving brain health to measure the effectiveness of their efforts.

Headquartered out of Nobel Laureate Tom Cech’s Biofrontiers Institute at the University of Colorado, WAVi Research has created and analyzed data sets that include:

Recently, WAVi has been awarded an NIH grant to study acute pain and opioid abuse.