I have been working on the architecture for Neurovis since 2018, shortly after getting my first Muse headband. In 2016, I suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury. During my recovery, I realized I needed a system that utilized advanced sensor technology to help me manage stress and actually quantify my physiological improvements through hard data, rather than just relying on feeling.
The recent advancements in LLMs have finally allowed me to accelerate my research and development to the point where I can share this tool with others. However, with the rapid rise of AI, I believe we must prioritize data ownership. That is why Neurovis is built on edge-computing principles—ensuring your sensitive biometric data is processed locally and stays entirely in your control. I hope this project serves as an overwhelmingly positive force in the health technology space.
I have been in the enterprise technology sector since graduating from the University of Cincinnati in 2012, and I later pursued formal coursework in Neuroscience to deepen my understanding of the human nervous system. Over my career, I have used my skills to help launch startups, rebuild IT infrastructure, and direct complex IoT, cloud, and AI platforms. Technology is my superpower, but helping others is truly my passion.
I would love to hear any feedback you have about this project.