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Martina Berto
Research Engineer & Neuroscientist @ Neurotechnology.

From July 8-11, the BrainAccess team attended the 22nd World Congress of Psychophysiology (IOP 2025) in Krakow, Poland. It was an exciting opportunity to connect with researchers, innovators, and professionals from around the world.

At our booth, we showcased the full range of BrainAccess EEG products and presented a live demo of our new EEG-AI system, an interactive assistant powered by real-time brain data. Visitors experienced firsthand how our technology is making EEG more accessible, intelligent, and adaptable to both research and practical applications.

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by! We’re energized by the conversations and collaborations sparked during the event!

BrainAccess at IOP 2025 in Krakow - BrainAccess
BrainAccess at IOP 2025 in Krakow - BrainAccess
BrainAccess at IOP 2025 in Krakow - BrainAccess

Stay tuned for more events! We’re just getting started!

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