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Zeto Inc. is a medical technology company based in Santa Clara, California, focused on revolutionizing electroencephalography (EEG) practices in hospitals. Established in 2014, Zeto has developed an innovative dry electrode EEG system that features a wireless, easy-to-wear headset designed to enhance patient experience and streamline the EEG process. This system is the first of its kind to receive FDA clearance, eliminating the need for extensive preparation and specialized technicians. It significantly reduces setup time from over 30 minutes to just five, allowing for quicker and more efficient EEG interpretation. The accompanying digital platform offers instant data upload, live viewing capabilities, and analytical tools, enabling remote analysis by neurologists. Zeto has gained recognition for its advancements in EEG technology, receiving multiple awards, including funding from the Epilepsy Foundation and accolades for innovation in medical technology.

Ceribell, Inc. is a medical technology company that designs and manufactures devices for electroencephalography (EEG) data acquisition and interpretation, aimed at improving the diagnosis and management of neurological conditions. Its flagship product, the Ceribell EEG System, includes a flexible EEG Headband that accommodates various hair types and head sizes, alongside a portable EEG Recorder that ensures clinical-quality data and on-device display. The system is designed to be set up by any healthcare provider within six minutes, making EEG testing more accessible and efficient. Notably, it features a unique function that converts brainwaves into sound, allowing for quicker detection of seizures without the need for specialized technicians. This innovation facilitates earlier diagnosis and targeted treatment for patients, particularly for non-convulsive seizures, thereby reducing the risk of complications and improving overall patient outcomes. Established in 2014 and based in Mountain View, California, Ceribell is committed to enhancing care in hospital ICUs, inpatient units, and emergency departments.