Nothing Artificial

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WHO WE ARE

Born out of the world leading hub for Brain and AI research in Montreal, Nothing Artificial is pioneering the intersection of AI and neuroscience breakthroughs, exploring areas such as neuroplasticity, brain-machine interfacing, and large AI models to understand brain processes to enhance humans and the future of intelligence.

“We spend a lot of time working on our bodies, it’s equally important to have your mind operating on a high level. That’s key as a quarterback, to be able to see things and how they relate to each other really quickly, I think that’s exactly what NeuroTracker helps you do. I use it all year-round.”

New York Times

Matt Ryan – 2016 NFL MVP 

Quarterback, Atlanta Falcons


 

 

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WHAT WE DO

Our vision is to become the global leader in enhancing human intelligence. Fueled by Neuroscience, we hope to positively influence all aspects of human life.

The Nothing Artificial Network

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NeuroTracker

Human Performance, Education, Wellness, Longevity

Neurotracker is a patented 3D AR/XR technology with adaptable AI algorithms to measure and increase neural networks that govern visual and cognitive processing speed, working memory, attention, neuroplasticity, and executive cognitive function.

Nile AI

Healthcare/AI
Nile.ai is a science-founded digital health platform connecting human performance, cognitive health and artificial intelligence to improve clinical outcomes in conditions such as Epilepsy, ADHD, Autism, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), and Dementia. 

brainHIVE

AI, Neuroscience Research

An AI Neuroscientific Research driven ecosystem using Quantum and Blockchain technologies to track, protect, encrypt, and distribute ‘Human Cognitive Data’. Powered by the world’s AI and Neuroscience community.

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RESEARCH

Our products are thoroughly researched and based in the most innovative science.

Dr. Jocelyn Faubert is an internationally renowned neuroscientist, professor, and founder of the Faubert Lab at the University of Montreal. He is also the professor and assistant director of research and graduate studies at the School of Optometry at Université de Montréal.

He has acted as the NSERC-Essilor Industrial Research Chair on Visual Function since 2003 and has published over 166 research articles in peer-reviewed outlets in multiple scientific fields.

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