Doctor of Reproductive Sciences Enters Brain-Computer Interface Field, Aims to Create a Brain-Computer "Headband" to Alleviate Women's Menstrual Mood Issues | Early Stage Project
Zhizi Yinhe, a startup founded in 2026, is developing a non-invasive brain-computer interface headband called UnaBand to alleviate menstrual discomfort. The device combines transcranial electrical stimulation, sound therapy, and aromatherapy to target brain regions involved in mood and pain regulation. The company, led by a reproductive science PhD with investment experience, aims to leverage the growing interest in BCIs and government support for the technology. AI
IMPACT Introduces a consumer-focused BCI device that could integrate AI for personalized health interventions.