We are told to optimize our diets. We are told to stay active. But what if one of the most powerful drivers of longevity is something many of us overlook? 💡 Access to high-quality healthcare, including regular preventive screenings and timely interventions, is a critical pillar of long and healthy living. Yet, it's often overshadowed by lifestyle factors like exercise and nutrition. Data consistently shows that countries with equitable, advanced healthcare systems boast higher life expectancies. A prime example is Japan, where the Ningen Dock (人間ドック) system offers comprehensive annual health check-ups to all citizens. Inspired by ship maintenance, this approach ensures early detection of diseases like cancer and cardiovascular conditions, contributing to Japan’s exceptional longevity. Cognitive health follows the same principle. Just as preventive medicine extends physical health, proactive brain health assessments can help detect and mitigate cognitive decline before it’s too late. 🧠 🩺 Longevity isn’t just about what we eat or how we move. It’s also about ensuring access to quality preventative care. Are we prioritizing it enough?
About us
BrainTrip has developed, scientifically tested, and validated an electroencephalogram (EEG) based algorithm for the reliable detection of mental impairment. Such impairment can be the result of early-stage dementia. Our algorithm is paired with a third party EEG and used in elderly care facilities as a screening tool for dementia. Medical dementia workups are expensive and invasive, therefore having a screening tool to determine whether such procedures are worthwhile is of great benefit to patients and physicians. Our method works best for people over 60, when the risk for early dementia starts to steeply rise. The test can be applied in a matter of minutes and is completely non-invasive: no needles, chemicals, or radiation exposure. After the test, the client is told that their results show no cognitive impairment, or, if this is not the case, they are advised to seek further diagnostic tests with their physician.
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External link for BrainTrip
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Naxxar
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2019
- Specialties
- Medical Devices, MedTech, Neurotechnology, Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare, Medical Technology, EEG, Cognitive Health, Machine Learning, Digital Solution, Biomarkers, and Neurodiagnostics & Neuroscience Research
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Employees at BrainTrip
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Matevz Staric
Chief Sales Officer (CSO) at BrainTrip, director at zavod POMNI
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David Sakić
Co-founder and CEO at BrainTrip
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Ajda Ogrin
Researcher at BrainTrip Ltd., Clinical Research Associate at Clinres farmacija d.o.o.
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Jurij Dreo
co-Founder & CTO at BrainTrip | EEG & brain researcher | space geek
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BrainTrip reposted this
🧠 Nevroznanost + Umetna inteligenca = Revolucija v zgodnjem odkrivanju možganskih bolezni Možganske bolezni so ene izmed glavnih zdravstvenih bremen današnjega časa, a le 8 % jih lahko zanesljivo odkrijemo s trenutnimi metodami. Kaj pa, če bi lahko to spremenili? Na Sling dnevih je Jurij Dreo predstavil, kako v podjetju BrainTrip združujejo nevroznanost in umetno inteligenco za razvoj inovativnih, hitrih in neinvazivnih diagnostičnih rešitev, kot je BrainTrip-ov Demenčni Indeks (BDI). 🔹 Cilj? Omogočiti dostopno skeniranje možganov v vsaki ordinaciji – brez napotitev, čakalnih dob in dolgotrajnih postopkov. 🔹 Kako? Z naprednimi algoritmi, ki omogočajo čiščenje EEG signalov, prepoznavanje biomarkerjev in zgodnjo diagnozo bolezni. 🔹 Rezultat? Test, ki je hiter (30 min), neinvaziven, skalabilen in zanesljiv (95 % natančnost) ter že certificiran v EU. 📢 Če vas zanima prihodnost umetne inteligence v medicini, vas vabimo k ogledu predstavitve: 🎥 Oglejte si video: https://lnkd.in/ewiA9YKF Kaj menite o uporabi AI za zgodnje odkrivanje bolezni? Delite svoje mnenje v komentarjih! 👇 #Nevroznanost #UmetnaInteligenca #MedicinskaTehnologija #BrainTrip #SlingDnevi #AI
Nevroznanost in umetna inteligenca: potenciali in problemi iz perspektive startupa, Jurij Dreo
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Did you know that falling in love works as a natural reward system in the brain? 💝 The ventral tegmental area (VTA) releases dopamine, triggering feelings of euphoria and a strong motivation to be close to someone we love. But love isn’t just an impulse—long-term relationships activate deep mechanisms of attachment and trust that reinforce lasting bonds. 🧠 Research using fMRI scans shows that in long-term couples, the brain’s reward system still responds to their partner’s face, much like in early romance—but with stronger activity in areas linked to attachment and security. Oxytocin, often called the “bonding hormone,” plays a key role in this process, released through physical touch, deep conversations, and even simply thinking about a loved one. In fact, partners in strong relationships can even synchronize their brain activity! 🧠💡 EEG studies reveal that couples’ neural rhythms harmonize during eye contact and meaningful touch, reinforcing emotional connection and mutual understanding. The brain is constantly forming and strengthening connections—not just in relationships, but in every aspect of life. Some of these processes are visible and deeply felt, like the rush of love or the comfort of trust. Others happen quietly, beneath the surface, shaping our cognitive well-being over time. And just as we cherish the well-being of those we love, they, too, care about ours. Keeping our minds sharp isn’t just for ourselves—it’s for the people who want us to stay present, engaged, and connected for years to come. 💬 Love is a process—from reward to deep attachment. And just like love, taking care of our minds starts with paying attention to the signs that matter.
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Our recent #paper received an Editor's Choice award in the journal Dementia and Geriatric cognitive disorders. It's now available for free as #openaccess, link here: https://lnkd.in/dUX45Bpr #dementia #science
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🤝 Exciting news! BrainTrip's innovative EEG-based cognitive health index is now in Abu Dhabi! We're thrilled to partner with Synergy Brain Health & Lifestyle Medicine to bring early dementia detection and general brain health screening technology to the UAE. This collaboration marks a significant step in making brain health assessment more accessible in the region. Special thanks to: - Synergy Brain Health & Lifestyle Medicine for their trust and forward-thinking vision - H.E. Natalia Al Mansour, Ambassador of Slovenia to UAE, for her support - SPIRIT Slovenia Business Development Agency for facilitating international connections Together, we're making cognitive health screening more accessible and efficient! 🧠✨ #BrainHealth #Innovation #UAE #SlovenianTech #Neuroscience
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Thanks for the shout-out, we appreciate it, Rebeka Zerovnik 🙏
Naša Rebeka Zerovnik, vodja DIH HealthWise danes v intervjuju za Večer izpostavlja: ✔️ Digitalizacija in umetna inteligenca omogočata hitrejšo diagnostiko, boljše rešitve in personalizirano medicino. ✔️ Slovenski podjetniški sklad ima pomembno vlogo pri podpori inovacij in gradnji povezanega zdravstvenega ekosistema. ✔️ Slovenija lahko črpa navdih iz skandinavskih praks povezovanja raziskovalcev, industrije in politike za razvoj trajnostnih rešitev v zdravstvu. ✔️ Med mnogimi iz skupnosti, trenutno izstopajo podjetja kot so MESI, BrainTrip in BO mind, ki razvijajo globalno konkurenčne rešitve za zdravstvo. ✔️ Pomemben poudarek bo na prilagoditvi izobraževalnih programov z več tehnološkimi vsebinami za prihodnje generacije zdravstvenih delavcev. ✔️ Usmeritve v prihodnosti bodo krepitev sodelovanja z mednarodnimi partnerji za lažji vstop slovenskih podjetij na tuje trge. Cilj je tudi povečati financiranje za raziskave in razvoj, predvsem izboljšatI uspešnost črpanja evropskih sredstev. ✔️ Mednarodna konferenca Digital Health Ljubljana 2025 bo 3. in 4. februarja obravnavala digitalno transformacijo zdravstva, doma in v tujini. ✨ Celoten pogovor: https://bit.ly/4jp7byL
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Last year was a blast, looking forward to attending MEDICA - Leading International Trade Fair in 2025.
🌍 Everyone who matters is here. Are you? Hear it from BrainTrip: “MEDICA is the place to be, right? Anyone who's anyone is here. This is where new medical innovation, new technologies are first revealed.” When experts from all fields come together, the connections that truly matter are made. 🤝 Here, you’ll meet the people who are critical to your success: buyers, doctors, technicians, and innovators. 👉 Use #MEDICA2025 as your platform for innovation with impact. 💪
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We’re happy to announce that BrainTrip has been chosen as the best AI-Driven Solution by the Abarca Prize.
Our approach to AI isn’t that complex or fanciful, but it is smart. It’s smart because we carefully prepare the input data. We do a lot of clever data pre-processing to improve the signal/noise ratio, and we take into account confounding variables. We need to do this, otherwise we wouldn’t know what we’re actually measuring. In our example, the BrainTrip Dementia Index (BDI) could easily be measuring age instead of neurodegenerative cognitive decline – older people are more likely to suffer from dementia. But the BDI doesn’t measure age, because we correct for age and several other variables before the AI stage. We use a relatively simple neural network with just a few layers. This is by design. The more complex and multi-layered the neural network, the more data hungry it becomes. When there’s data in abundance, this isn’t a problem. Cat recognition software is readily available because people are more than happy to upload photos of their feline friends. They even label these photos with hashtags. It’s like Instagram was made to train AI models. The same can’t be said for brain data. Sure, there are some databases, but none of them were good enough to develop a tool for early dementia detection. We had to collect our own data set – about 2000 BDI recordings. We have one of the biggest EEG-based datasets in the world, but when compared to the number of cat photos in existence, it’s tiny. If we took the same approach as cat-recognition AI to make the BDI work with 95% accuracy, as it currently does, we’d need to do an EEG recording on every human on the planet. Why? Because of data complexity. The more complex the data, the more of it you need. And, as you might imagine, brain-wave data is quite complex. (We even did the math to figure this out. And by we, I mean Jurij Dreo, I’m not smart enough to do math). Because of this inherent limitation, we had to figure out a different approach. We had to make the BDI work with hundreds, not millions of data points. Which we did! Thanks to Jurij Dreo and our product development team, we’ve developed a system that takes in raw EEG recordings and spits out a score of the brain’s cognitive health. We still use AI, but it isn’t an impenetrable black box. It’s just another tool. One of the many data-processing steps needed to produce a highly accurate result. Thank you Abarca Prize for recognizing us and awarding our smart approach to AI. Thank you Ventures Thrive for supporting us over the last months. Thank you EIT Health InnoStars for your ongoing support with the #HICEE program. And last but not least, thank you Hello Tomorrow for choosing BrainTrip as one of your Deep Tech Pioneers. https://lnkd.in/dC9kM63r
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🌟 We’re honored to be named a Deep Tech Pioneer by Hello Tomorrow! 🌟 Out of 4,600 applications, our solution stood out to their experts, and we couldn’t be more excited. Join us at the 10th Hello Tomorrow Global Summit this March 2025—a powerhouse gathering for deep tech trailblazers, investors, and innovators pushing solutions from the lab to market. This is where connections turn into collaborations. Don’t miss it! 🚀 👉 https://lnkd.in/g8keznYm
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BrainTrip's co-founder and CTO, Jurij Dreo, gave a short and sweet interview at last week's MEDICA - Leading International Trade Fair. Thank you, Mélisande Rouger, for conducting the interview and for your interest in the our EEG-based solution for early dementia detection. https://lnkd.in/dFt6Tm-z
BrainTrip’s virtual neuroscientist: AI meets neurology
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