Early Access — Singapore

A Voice For
The Voiceless.

Mind Interface Company builds non-invasive, EEG-based technology that lets people with locked-in syndrome, ALS, and other conditions that block speech and movement turn their thoughts into text — no surgery required.

Non-Invasive
No Surgery Required
Designed in Singapore

Our Mission

Turning Thought
Into Communication.

Millions of people with locked-in syndrome, ALS, muscular dystrophy, or stroke retain a fully active mind — but lose the ability to speak or move. Mind Interface Company is building a non-invasive EEG headset paired with a decoding algorithm that reads intended speech and movement directly from brain activity, turning it into text and device control. No implants. No surgery.

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Non-Invasive by Design

No implants, no surgery. Our EEG headset reads brain activity from the scalp — designed for daily, comfortable use outside a lab.

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Decoder + Device, Co-Designed

We build the decoding algorithm and the headset hardware together, each making the other stronger — rather than fitting software to off-the-shelf equipment.

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Built for Real Patients

Designed with and for people who can no longer speak or move — our first goal is restoring communication for locked-in, ALS, and stroke patients, in partnership with leading Singapore hospitals and research institutions.

The Team

Meet the
Founder.

Jackie Tan Yen

Founder & CEO

Jackie is a 4x founder with 2 exits and holds a PhD in data science and biology from Nanyang Technological University. He served as an Associate Professor in NTU's Biomedical Data Science Program from 2020 to 2024 before founding Mind Interface Company to bring non-invasive brain-computer interfaces to patients who can no longer speak or move.

Reserve Your Spot

Be Among
The First.

We're building alongside the people who need this most. If you're a patient, caregiver, clinician, or researcher interested in early access to Mind Interface, leave your email — we'll reach out as we open our first pilots.

No spam. No noise. Just a message when it's your turn.