A new way to monitor the brain.
Not a better scan reader.
A new device that creates a new way to monitor the brain.
- 01Not software reading old scans
- 02Not a better algorithm
- 03A new category of brain monitoring
The brain changes fast.
In stroke and neurological emergencies, every minute can change the outcome.
Today, we see only snapshots.
Brain imaging is usually a single scan at a single moment.
- 01One scan
- 02One moment
- 03Limited visibility over time
The first scan often comes too late.
Imaging is still locked inside hospital infrastructure.
Wrong treatment. Catastrophic outcome.
Ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes can look similar, but need opposite treatments.
- 01Ischemic — ~85%
- 02Hemorrhagic — ~15%
- 03Imaging is mandatory
From one-time scans to monitoring.
emtensor changes how brain care happens — from waiting for a scan to watching changes over time.
- 01Scan event → monitoring workflow
- 02Hospital suite → patient side
- 03Late decision → earlier insight
Brain monitoring at the patient.
Portable. Radiation-free. Real-time.
- 01Ambulance
- 02ICU
- 03Bedside
Not just one scan.
A repeatable way to see how the brain is changing over time.
- 01Repeat safely
- 02Track changes
- 03Support faster decisions
New physics inside a new instrument.
emtensor uses low-power electromagnetic signals to look at the brain without ionizing radiation.
- 01New instrument
- 02Non-ionizing
- 03Built for repeated use
A new signal from the brain.
The device creates a signal that existing scan readers do not have.
- 01Created by the instrument
- 02Measured at the patient
- 03Interpreted over time
Hard science. Hard hardware. Hard to copy.
RF engineering, antennas, shielding, materials, and reconstruction built together.
Built for real clinical workflows.
Designed around the places where urgent brain decisions happen.
- 01Multi-site studies
- 02Diverse populations
- 03Real clinical workflows
Built for global medical pathways.
Regulatory thinking from the start.
- 01FDA — United States
- 02CE — European Union
- 03CDSCO — India
Stroke is the first urgent use case.
A large global problem where time, access, and monitoring matter.
The world is ready for brain monitoring at the point of care.
Care is moving closer to the patient. emtensor brings brain monitoring into that shift.
- 01Decentralized care
- 02Better signal processing
- 03Portable medical systems
Device first. Monitoring over time.
A physical instrument creates the foundation for recurring clinical value.
- 01Device sale
- 02Service & support
- 03Monitoring intelligence layer
Deep science. Strong execution.
European research strength. Indian engineering speed. Global ambition.
- 01Vienna — research & RF
- 02Bengaluru — engineering & operations
- 03Global — clinical & commercial
From portable device to continuous brain monitoring.
G4 → G5 → G6.
- 01G4 — portable instrument
- 02G5 — clinical workflow integration
- 03G6 — continuous brain monitoring
Reimagining brain care.
A new way to see how the brain is changing — when it matters most.