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Categories/Healthcare & Life Sciences/Dydema
Dydema

Dydema

Founded by Julian Weaver in 2026

Read and decode brain signals with machine learning models and custom EEG data recordings

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Paid

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★ People love it

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Requires Expertise

You can use Dydema to build software that reacts directly to human brain signals. The company trains machine learning models to decode neural activity, starting with foundation models like Wizard that learn new tasks from just a few examples. In addition to pretrained models, Dydema records custom electroencephalogram datasets on demand to support your specific neurotechnology applications. This allows you to integrate neural decoding into games, assistive devices, or research experiments without needing a dedicated neuroscience lab to collect and process brainwave data.

What Dydema does

Decode incoming EEG brainwave streams in real timeTrain the Wizard model on new neural task examplesRequest custom brain data recordings for specific neurotech projectsConnect brain-computer interface hardware to external applicationsAnalyze multi-channel EEG sensor inputsExport neural decoding outputs to custom software workflowsDecodes raw EEG signals into digital commandsAdapts to new tasks with few-shot training examples using the Wizard modelProvides on-demand custom brain data recording servicesStandardizes multi-channel EEG inputs like C3, Cz, and C4 channelsOffers a developer API for integrating neural decoding into softwareSupplies datasets tailored for specialized neurotechnology applications

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Pricing model: Paid

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