Non-invasive brain computer interface
7 known investors
Sabi is developing a thought-to-text wearable, a beanie with custom neuroimaging sensors that wirelessly reads brain signals to interpret what the wearer thinks or attempts to speak. The company builds custom ASIC-powered sensors and a Brain Foundation Model to map neural activity to thoughts, enabling AI agents to act on user intent.
Investors · 7
Khosla VenturesMenlo Park · $5K – $50M
Scribble VenturesPortola Valley · $750K – $1.5M
CommerzVenturesreported · 2 sourcesFrankfurt am Main · $3.2M – $21.6M
CRE Venture CapitalreportedMahwah · $50K – $1M
Fluent Venturesreported · 2 sourcesMill Valley · $250K – $2M
JANNGO CapitalreportedAbidjan
Norrsken22reported · 2 sourcesJohannesburg
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- What does Non-invasive brain computer interface do?
- Sabi is developing a thought-to-text wearable, a beanie with custom neuroimaging sensors that wirelessly reads brain signals to interpret what the wearer thinks or attempts to speak. The company builds custom ASIC-powered sensors and a Brain Foundation Model to map neural activity to thoughts, enabling AI agents to act on user intent.
- Who are Non-invasive brain computer interface's investors?
- Non-invasive brain computer interface's investors include Khosla Ventures, Scribble Ventures, CommerzVentures, CRE Venture Capital, Fluent Ventures, JANNGO Capital, Norrsken22.