Neurable, which makes headsets with AI for noninvasive brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, today announced Neurable One.
The new brain wearable is built into premium headphones and designed to make real-time brain insights a continuous, effortless part of everyday life.
Neurable One combines audio and active noise cancellation with continuous brain tracking,
helping users understand when they’re at their cognitive best, when to protect their focus, and
what may be quietly wearing them down, all through a familiar, everyday wearable.
While routine tracking of steps, heart rate, sleep, and other measures of physical health has become mainstream, few consumer wearables provide daily visibility into humans’ most vital organ: the brain. For more than a decade, Neurable has worked to close that gap, translating
years of neuroscience research and development into wearable BCI technology built for familiar consumer devices.
Now, Neurable One builds on that foundation, bringing consumers closer to a future where understanding cognitive performance and brain health is as intuitive and commonplace as tracking physical health.
Neurable One gives users a more complete picture of how their brains respond throughout daily routines, with hardware and software designed together in-house to create a more seamless experience.
The lighter design makes Neurable One comfortable for everyday wear, while 12 EEG sensors integrated into the ear pads enable continuous brain tracking as users listen, work, or rest. These insights come to life through a newly built iOS and Android app, which translates brain activity into real-time insights across cognitive states, including focus, cognitive load, cognitive speed, and brain battery.
Neurable One can be used in a wide range of everyday routines, from work and study to relaxation and meditation. Professionals can identify when they’re best equipped for focused tasks, students can better understand their brain battery throughout study sessions, and individuals who want to monitor cognitive performance over time.
“Neurable One is the product we’ve been working toward for more than a decade. It takes
everything we’ve learned about bringing brain sensing out of the lab and makes it intuitive and
useful in everyday life,” said Ramses Alcaide, CEO of Neurable, in a statement. “Our vision has always been a future where understanding your brain is as seamless as tracking your steps or checking your heart rate. Neurable One brings that future closer, embedding powerful neurotechnology into something people already use every day and opening the door to a world
where greater insight into our minds can help us live, work, and feel our best.”
Neurable One turns brain activity into insights users can understand and act on, both in the
moment and over time.
Real-time feedback
Focus sessions show when attention begins to drift, while neuroadaptive audio responds to
changes in cognitive state, and Smart Brain Breaks identify signs of mental fatigue and recommend when to step away.
Users can also see how their brain responds during restorative activities such as meditation or a nap, providing real-time insights into shifts in cognitive state and recovery. Post-session insights help users identify patterns in when and how they tend to focus, rest, and recover best.
The Neurable app brings multiple cognitive signals together to give users a more complete
picture of how their brains are performing and how much they may have left in reserve. Brain
battery provides a live view based on factors including sleepiness, stress, and cognitive load,
while Alpha Peak Frequency (APF) measures the frequency of a user’s strongest resting brain
rhythm.
Together with insights into focus, cognitive speed, cognitive load, and other cognitive states, these metrics provide greater context for cognitive performance throughout the day.
Understanding patterns over time
Weekly and monthly reports turn individual readings into longer-term insights, helping users
understand how cognitive patterns change across days, weeks, and months. With consistent
check-ins, users can identify trends across cognitive signals, including the times when they tend to perform at their best, and better understand how their brains function during their routines.
Brain Data Banking records and stores brain activity whenever Neurable One is worn with the
app open, creating a continuous history of brain performance. Because Neurable One is designed to function as both an everyday pair of headphones and a brain wearable, that history can build naturally as users go about their routines. Rather than relying only on individual sessions or snapshots, users can build a long-term record to understand how their cognitive patterns change over time.
Expanding consumer neurotechnology
The launch of Neurable One also represents the next step in the company’s broader vision for Neurable AI, its patented brain-signal processing platform that translates brain activity into real-
time cognitive insights. Neurable’s vision is to make brain sensing a seamless part of the wearables people already use, bringing cognitive insights into everyday life without requiring d
specialized equipment or disrupting existing routines.
Alongside its consumer products, Neurable continues to work with OEM and licensing partners, expanding its brain-sensing technology into additional form factors, including headphones, gaming headsets, helmets, hearing protection, and other wearable devices.
Pricing and Availability
Neurable One is available in the United States for a retail price of $500.