OpenBCI

Investors · 1

IN

Inertia VenturesreportedNew York · $2M

$3.3M disclosed across 4 rounds · 2021–2024

▶$200KraisedSep 2024 · 4 investors · Other Technology

Rule 506(b)

Funding Proposal: "Brain Pong" with Clojure and OpenBCIdocs.google.com · Apr 2025Funding Proposal: "Brain Pong" with Clojure and OpenBCIdocs.google.com · Apr 2025

Officers, directors & promoters on the filing

• Conor RussomannoExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter

Offering amount

$1.9M

Amount sold

$200K

Minimum investment

$10K

First sale

Apr 2024

Incorporated

Corporation, Delaware

Federal exemptions

06b

Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗

▶$110KraisedMar 2023 · 2 investors · Other Technology

Rule 506(b)

Officers, directors & promoters on the filing

• Conor RussomannoExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter

Offering amount

$4M

Amount sold

$110K

Minimum investment

$10K

First sale

Feb 2023

Incorporated

Corporation, Delaware

Federal exemptions

06b

Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗

▶$1.3MraisedJan 2022 · 6 investors · Other Technology

Rule 506(b)

Officers, directors & promoters on the filing

• Conor RussomannoExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter

Offering amount

$1.5M

Amount sold

$1.3M

Minimum investment

$10K

First sale

Jan 2022

Incorporated

Corporation, Delaware

Federal exemptions

06b

Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗

▶$1.8MraisedOct 2021 · 5 investors · Other Technology

Rule 506(b)

Officers, directors & promoters on the filing

• Conor RussomannoExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter

Offering amount

$2.5M

Amount sold

$1.8M

Minimum investment

$10K

First sale

Sep 2021

Incorporated

Corporation, Delaware

Federal exemptions

06b

Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗

Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.

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EMOTIV165 shared keywordsEmotiv develops wearable EEG systems and software platforms that capture and analyze brain signals to support neuroscience research, brain-computer interfaces, and cognitive AI applications. The platform serves researchers, developers, and organizations seeking to understand brain function and enable human-computer interaction.

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