UCANACT has raised $917K in pre-seed funding to build a digital brain-computer interface that converts brain signals from wearables or implants into computer commands and speech.
The round was backed by LUMO Labs and Utrecht Holdings Seed Fund. UCANACT's technology is designed to work around the clock in users' own homes, giving people a way to control their environment and communicate - and, the company says, regain independence and social participation.
















