Brain State Technologies

Brain State Technologies is a leading biotechnology and health care startup established in 2004 by Lee Gerdes. Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, the company is at the forefront of technological advancements in the medical field. It operates from a cutting-edge facility that encompasses a research and development center, an information technology management center, an education center, and the sole corporately owned Brainwave Optimization® client service center. The company has a global reach, with a network of over 140 providers in 20 countries and maintains collaborative partnerships with esteemed institutions such as the Wake Forest School of Medicine, Department of Neurology. This collaboration has led to significant research initiatives funded by independent third parties as well as consultative projects with other leading educational research centers. In recognition of its innovation and potential, Brain State Technologies was awarded a grant by the United States Army Research Office to develop technology for the regulation of circadian rhythm for health and performance. This endeavor resulted in the creation of the portable headband for in-home use, known as the BRAINtellect 2. With a strong foundation in place, the startup continues to expand its network of providers, with new additions on a monthly basis. Its comprehensive support to licensees, including extensive training, hardware, software, and ongoing tech support services, demonstrates its commitment to fostering a wider reach and impact. The company's alignment with emerging and established medical research and technologies in the Scottsdale Airpark technology hub positions it as a significant player in the industry, with immense potential for further growth and impact in the coming years.