The hardware
Two devices, one connected system
Built by leveraging Wearable Sensing's dry-electrode hardware, Hubble-24 handles in-clinic assessment and Voyager-7 goes home with the patient. Same signal fidelity, same protocol, one platform.
Everything your clinic needs to assess in-house
One leased kit per clinic: the headset, a dedicated laptop, and setup accessories, ready to run assessments on day one.


Includes the
Hubble-24 headset
Full 19-channel dry EEG plus 2 ear-clip sensors, for in-clinic assessment and protocol design.
Everything a patient needs to train at home
One leased kit per home patient: the headset, a training tablet, and a charging & carry case, sent home ready to use.

Includes the
Voyager-7 headset
A lightweight 7-channel version of the same dry-sensor technology, worn during home training.
How dry EEG works
Clinical-grade signal, without the prep
Active sensors built into every electrode use ultra-high-impedance amplifiers (>47 GΩ) and optimized Ag/AgCl tips, recording clean EEG straight through hair, with no gels, no skin prep, and no lengthy setup.

Over 95% correlation to wet EEG
Simultaneous dry and wet electrode recordings show over 95% signal correlation, demonstrating clinical-grade data without the prep time and discomfort of traditional wet caps. Independently evaluated in research and clinical settings since 2009, including academic neuroscience labs and epilepsy programs.
Matthews et al., Foundations of Augmented Cognition (2007)Built for real environments
Active and passive shielding, paired with patented common-mode follower technology, resist electrical noise better than typical driven-right-leg designs. Double spring-loaded sensors on every channel keep contact stable through normal movement.

The software
BrainAssistant, built around ease of use
Leveraging brainboost's software, one interface designs the protocol in clinic and delivers the training experience at home.

Custom Protocols
Capture the client interview, then build or select a protocol with adjustable thresholds. Recording sessions are guided with live signal indicators and simple segment editing. The same protocol carries through to the home training session.

Engaging Games
15+ neuro-responsive games and a media-center mode keep training engaging. Patients see the same titles on their tablet, in clinic and at home.

Signal Quality Wizard
A real-time signal-check confirms every channel is reading cleanly before a session starts, and walks patients through proper headset fit on their own, at home.

Remote Management
Home sessions sync to your secure cloud automatically. Review progress and adjust protocols between visits. Patients only ever see the game, nothing clinical.
Connected & compliant
Secure by design, everywhere it runs
HIPAA-compliant cloud
Every session, in clinic or at home, is encrypted in transit and at rest.
ISO 13485
Hardware manufactured under ISO 13485 quality management for medical devices.
FDA-listed (Class II exempt)
Hubble-24 & Voyager-7 listed with FDA as part of a neurofeedback system under product code HCC.
Intended use. Product code HCC covers a specific, limited intended use for biofeedback under 21 CFR 882.5050. This is not a 510(k) clearance for the device as an EEG device under product code GWQ.