nomad neuroscience

Cumulative stimulation

18,000 minutes

300 hours of stimulation. As at September 2026.

Our story.

A wearable that could not only read your data but also improve it seemed almost impossible. But it very quickly became a reality.

Our story2025
Cumulative stimulation600 mins
  1. 2025

    An idea

    Just over a year ago, nomad was just an idea. Oliver Case started working on it in his bedroom.

  2. 2025

    The algorithm

    We developed the first version of the algorithm behind it, with another 10 hours of development stimulation.

  3. 2025

    First prototype

    Soon after, we built our first prototype.

  4. 2025

    Lab tests

    The first 100 hours of stimulation, logged in lab testing.

  5. 2025

    Patent filed

    We filed a patent.

  6. 2026

    First funding

    We raised our first funding.

  7. 2026

    A growing team

    We grew the team to turn what was initially a rough prototype into an actual wearable device.

  8. 2026

    Four universities

    Developed with, and accountable to, UCL, Royal Holloway, Queen Mary University of London and UC San Diego.

  9. 2026

    First functional devices

    Now, a year later, we have our first functional devices.

Stimulation over time.

Cumulative minutes, milestone by milestone.

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YearMilestoneCumulative mins
2025An idea600
2025The algorithm1,200
2025First prototype1,200
2025Lab tests6,000
2025Patent filed6,000
2026First funding6,000
2026A growing team6,000
2026Four universities18,000
2026First functional devices18,000

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Join the waitlist

The next-generation wearable, built for performance. Beta begins Q4 2026, with first units planned for 2028. Join the list, then tell us who you are. The first units go to the founding cohort, and the list is where we choose them from.