"OpenWater's decision to make its patents freely available and grant open access to its technology marks a revolutionary shift towards open-source principles in the tech industry."
"The potential implications of OpenWater's technology extend beyond brain-computer interfaces, enabling innovative medical applications such as early detection of cancer and stroke."
OpenWater, founded by Mary Lou Jepsen, pioneers brain-computer interfaces utilizing near-infrared light to read and stimulate neurons without invasive surgery. This method promises advancements in both neuroscience and medical diagnostics, potentially acting as a wearable MRI. In 2024, OpenWater announced it would open its patents and share its technology freely, empowering an open-source approach that could redefine innovation and accessibility in health technology, ushering collaboration and rapid advancements in the field.
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