All the fundraising deals in the neurotechnology market (from Q2 2025 to Q2 2026)

Last updated: 17 July 2026

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Neurotechnology startups announced 44 funding rounds worth $2.98 billion between Q2 2025 and Q2 2026.

Brain-computer interface companies captured almost two-thirds of all neurotechnology market funding during the period.

Q1 2026 was the busiest quarter, with 16 deals worth more than $1.2 billion.

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Insights

  • Brain-computer interface startups raised $1.95 billion, or 65.6% of all neurotechnology market funding, despite representing only 14 of the 44 deals.
  • The five largest neurotechnology funding rounds contributed $1.62 billion, which means only five transactions generated 54.3% of the total capital raised.
  • Neuralink's $650 million Series E represented 82.4% of all neurotechnology funding announced in Q2 2025.
  • Q1 2026 combined high deal volume with large rounds, as 16 neurotechnology companies raised $1.22 billion during the quarter.
  • Neuromodulation was the broadest category, with 19 deals covering migraine, paralysis, depression, tremor, Alzheimer's disease, asthma and inflammatory conditions.
  • Neurotechnology investors supported both implanted and non-invasive systems, rather than concentrating on one technical approach.
  • Only one funding round was below $2 million, showing that most companies needed meaningful capital for clinical trials, hardware and regulatory work.
  • Q2 2026 funding fell sharply after the Q1 2026 peak, but the quarter still included three rounds larger than $50 million.
  • Khosla Ventures was the only publicly named investor linked to more than one company in the disclosed dataset, appearing in three rounds worth $440 million.
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Summary table of the funding deals in the neurotechnology market (last 5 quarters)

We define the neurotechnology market as products that directly measure, stimulate, or computationally interface with the human nervous system for clinical or validated functional outcomes.

We include neurodevices and their enabling software such as BCIs, neuromodulation systems, and neurodiagnostic or monitoring tools such as EEG systems and related analytics.

We exclude pharmaceuticals, general-purpose imaging infrastructure not purpose-built for neuro, and standalone wellness or mental-health apps that do not directly capture or act on nervous-system signals.

You can also read our detailed analysis to understand how funding activity in the neurotechnology market has evolved over the last few years.

Also, you should know that we have a dedicated page, updated weekly, with all the latest fundraising deals in the neurotechnology market.

Name What they do Amount in $ Quarter
Spark Biomedical Develops wearable ear stimulation devices for neurological and women's-health treatments. $15M Q2 2025
Phantom Neuro Builds implanted nerve interfaces that let people control prosthetic and robotic devices. $19M Q2 2025
Magnus Medical Provides personalized magnetic brain stimulation for treatment-resistant depression. $23.7M Q2 2025
Salvia BioElectronics Develops an implanted neurostimulation system for people with chronic migraine. $60M Q2 2025
Neuralink Develops implanted brain interfaces that help people with paralysis control digital devices. $650M Q2 2025
Somnee Makes an EEG headband that measures sleep and provides personalized electrical stimulation. $10M Q2 2025
Rune Labs Analyzes wearable and implanted-device data to monitor Parkinson's disease. $11.2M Q2 2025
Nudge Develops focused ultrasound technology that can image and stimulate the brain. $100M Q3 2025
SetPoint Medical Develops implanted nerve stimulation for rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases. $140M Q3 2025
Boomerang Medical Develops implanted vagus-nerve stimulation for inflammatory bowel disease. $20M Q3 2025
Cumulus Neuroscience Provides home EEG headsets and digital assessments for neuroscience clinical trials. $4.4M Q3 2025
CoMind Measures cerebral blood flow and brain pressure without penetrating the skull. $60M Q4 2025
ONWARD Medical Develops spinal-cord stimulation systems that restore movement after spinal injury. $58.1M Q4 2025
Coherence Neuro Develops an implanted system that monitors and stimulates neural activity during cancer treatment. $10M Q4 2025
Synchron Develops an endovascular brain interface for computer control by people with paralysis. $200M Q4 2025
NextSense Develops wireless EEG earbuds for sleep and long-term brain monitoring. $16M Q4 2025
Beacon Biosignals Uses AI and EEG data to develop brain biomarkers for clinical care. $86M Q4 2025
AI-Stroke Uses smartphone video to identify possible stroke symptoms before hospital imaging. $4.6M Q4 2025
Neuronoff Develops injectable nerve-stimulation electrodes for chronic pain treatment. $4.5M Q4 2025
Ampa Develops portable magnetic brain stimulation for depression treatment outside large clinics. $8.5M Q4 2025
Cala Health Provides wrist-worn nerve stimulation for essential tremor and Parkinsonian tremor. $50M Q4 2025
Neurable Builds compact EEG sensors and brain software for headphones and wearable devices. $35M Q4 2025
Merge Labs Develops ultrasound technology designed to read, write and modulate brain activity. $252M Q1 2026
BrainCo Develops non-invasive brain interfaces, neural prosthetics and rehabilitation systems. $286.3M Q1 2026
Enspire DBS Therapy Develops deep-brain stimulation to improve motor recovery after stroke. $10.3M Q1 2026
Spiro Medical Develops lung-nerve treatment for people with severe asthma. $67M Q1 2026
Neurent Medical Develops radiofrequency nerve treatment for chronic rhinitis. $74M Q1 2026
neuropacs Provides neurological imaging workflows and clinical software for specialist interpretation. $1M Q1 2026
Neupulse Develops wearable electrical nerve stimulation for Tourette syndrome. $3.8M Q1 2026
Temple Measures brain and body signals to assess cognitive and physical performance. $54M Q1 2026
Mave Health Develops a wearable brain-stimulation headset for mental-health treatment. $2.1M Q1 2026
Surf Therapeutics Develops focused-ultrasound neuromodulation for Parkinson's disease and movement disorders. $6M Q1 2026
StairMed Develops implanted brain interfaces and adaptive deep-brain stimulation systems. $72.7M Q1 2026
Gestala Develops smart glasses with brain-signal sensing and interface functions. $21.69M Q1 2026
ANEUVO Develops non-invasive spinal stimulation for rehabilitation after spinal-cord injury. $22M Q1 2026
Cognito Therapeutics Uses synchronized light and sound stimulation to treat Alzheimer's disease. $105M Q1 2026
Science Corporation Develops retinal implants and neural interfaces designed to restore vision. $230M Q1 2026
neuroClues Uses high-speed eye tracking to detect signs of neurological disorders. $10.8M Q1 2026
Beacon Biosignals Uses AI and EEG datasets to develop clinical brain biomarkers. $11M Q2 2026
BCI-Sonics Develops an AI-powered ultrasound interface for non-invasive interaction with brain activity. $14M Q2 2026
Axoft Develops soft implanted electrodes that record neural activity with less tissue damage. $55M Q2 2026
Neurosoft Bioelectronics Develops stretchable cortical electrodes for neural recording and stimulation. $7.5M Q2 2026
Nervonik Develops implanted nerve stimulation for inflammatory and autoimmune diseases. $52.5M Q2 2026
WISE Develops thin implanted electrodes for neural monitoring and stimulation. $34.8M Q2 2026
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How has funding activity in the neurotechnology market changed over time?

Q1 2026 was the most active quarter, with 16 deals worth $1.22 billion, supported by large rounds from BrainCo, Merge Labs and Science Corporation.

Q2 2026 was the least active quarter by capital, as six neurotechnology funding rounds raised $174.8 million.

Neurotechnology market funding fell by 85.7% between Q1 2026 and Q2 2026, and fell by 77.8% compared with Q2 2025.

The underlying neurotechnology funding trend was more stable than the headline totals suggest. Removing the one or two largest rounds from each quarter greatly reduces the sharp peaks in Q2 2025 and Q1 2026.

Quarter Number of deals Total raised ($) Comment
Q2 2025 7 $788.9M Neuralink's $650 million round generated most of the quarter's neurotechnology funding.
Q3 2025 4 $264.4M SetPoint Medical and Nudge supplied most of the quarter's capital.
Q4 2025 11 $532.7M Funding broadened across BCIs, EEG platforms, monitoring systems and therapeutic devices.
Q1 2026 16 $1.22B Three large BCI rounds combined with the highest deal count of the period.
Q2 2026 6 $174.8M Funding slowed, although Axoft and Nervonik still raised rounds above $50 million.
All quarters 44 $2.98B Neurotechnology funding remained active but depended heavily on a small number of major rounds.
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Which startups in the neurotechnology market raised the largest rounds over the last months?

These startups raised the most recently in the neurotechnology market:

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You may also want to check our ranking of the most funded startups in the neurotechnology market as well as our list of the most valued startups.

Chart showing the projected CAGR of the neurotechnology market

This chart, featured in our neurotechnology market deck, shows annual funding in neurotechnology startups

Is the neurotechnology market shifting toward smaller or bigger deals?

The average neurotechnology funding round was $67.7 million across the five quarters, but a few very large BCI rounds lifted this figure.

The quarterly average ranged from $29.1 million in Q2 2026 to $112.7 million in Q2 2025. The difference mainly came from exceptional rounds such as Neuralink's $650 million Series E.

Without the largest outliers, the neurotechnology market would show a more moderate funding pattern, with many companies raising between $2 million and $35 million.

Quarter Number of deals Average deal size Deals below $2M Deals above $50M
Q2 2025 7 $112.70M 0 2
Q3 2025 4 $66.10M 0 2
Q4 2025 11 $48.43M 0 4
Q1 2026 16 $76.17M 1 8
Q2 2026 6 $29.13M 0 3
All quarters 44 $67.72M 1 19
Chart comparing business model options for neurotechnology device platforms

This chart, featured in our neurotechnology market deck, compares the main business model options for neurotechnology device platforms

How concentrated was funding activity in the neurotechnology market?

Neurotechnology funding was highly concentrated in Q2 2025, when Neuralink alone captured 82.4% of the quarter's capital. Concentration then declined as more companies completed meaningful rounds.

Across all five quarters, the largest deal represented 21.8% of funding, while the ten largest rounds represented 71.3% of the neurotechnology market total.

Quarter Number of deals Top 1 Top 3 Top 10
Q2 2025 7 82.39% 93.00% 100.00%
Q3 2025 4 52.95% 98.34% 100.00%
Q4 2025 11 37.54% 64.95% 99.16%
Q1 2026 16 23.49% 63.04% 97.21%
Q2 2026 6 31.46% 81.41% 100.00%
All quarters 44 21.82% 39.88% 71.26%
Chart breaking down revenue by customer segment in the neurotechnology market

This chart, featured in our neurotechnology market deck, breaks down revenue by customer segment in the neurotechnology market

Which categories in the neurotechnology market received the most funding?

Brain-computer interfaces raised $1.95 billion, equal to 65.6% of all neurotechnology market funding. Investors committed large sums to platforms that could support several clinical or assistive uses.

Neuromodulation devices raised $757.3 million across 19 deals. This category attracted frequent rounds because each device targets a clear medical condition and clinical milestone.

Neuro-monitoring tools raised $140 million across four deals. The category remained smaller, but funding supported systems that collect useful brain data outside traditional laboratories.

Category Number of deals Total raised Startups and amount
Brain-computer interfaces 14 $1,953.19M Phantom Neuro ($19M), Neuralink ($650M), Nudge ($100M), Neurable ($35M), Synchron ($200M), Coherence Neuro ($10M), StairMed ($72.7M), Gestala ($21.69M), Science Corporation ($230M), Merge Labs ($252M), BrainCo ($286.3M), BCI-Sonics ($14M), Neurosoft Bioelectronics ($7.5M), Axoft ($55M)
Neuromodulation devices 19 $757.30M Spark Biomedical ($15M), Salvia BioElectronics ($60M), Magnus Medical ($23.7M), Boomerang Medical ($20M), SetPoint Medical ($140M), ONWARD Medical ($58.1M), Ampa ($8.5M), Cala Health ($50M), Neuronoff ($4.5M), Mave Health ($2.1M), Surf Therapeutics ($6M), ANEUVO ($22M), Cognito Therapeutics ($105M), Neupulse ($3.8M), Neurent Medical ($74M), Enspire DBS Therapy ($10.3M), Spiro Medical ($67M), Nervonik ($52.5M), WISE ($34.8M)
Neuro-monitoring tools 4 $140.00M Somnee ($10M), NextSense ($16M), CoMind ($60M), Temple ($54M)
Chart showing how brain sensing wearable technology has evolved over time

This chart, featured in our neurotechnology market deck, shows how brain sensing wearable technology has evolved over time

Who are the biggest investors in the neurotechnology market?

Khosla Ventures was the most active disclosed investor in the neurotechnology market, with participation in three rounds involving Somnee, Synchron and Science Corporation.

No other publicly named investor appeared in more than one qualifying round. This result reflects limited disclosure rather than a complete absence of recurring neurotechnology investors.

Disclaimer: this investor list may be incomplete; we focus on publicly disclosed lead and prominent recurring investors, so some frequent minority participants may be underrepresented. “Total funded” does not represent the amount personally invested by an individual investor. Instead, it refers to the aggregate amount raised across all fundraising rounds in which the investor participated.

Investor Number of deals Total funded Startups
Khosla Ventures 3 $440M Somnee, Synchron, Science Corporation
Chart showing how brain-computer interface progress has driven growth in the neurotechnology market over time

This chart, featured in our neurotechnology market deck, shows how brain-computer interface progress has driven growth in the neurotechnology market over time

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