Non-invasive neuromodulation through a wearable actuator array. A proprietary process that delivers therapeutic effect across movement, pain, mood, and rest, without drugs and without surgery.
Our ApproachKelona builds a wearable actuator array that translates therapeutically active stimulation profiles into precise haptic patterns on the skin. The patterns engage the sensory pathways that gate motor, affective, and autonomic rhythms: the foundation for non-invasive, drug-free therapy. No surgery, no medication, no screen.
Structured stimulation profiles for freezing of gait and motor symptoms, supporting movement where dopamine therapy reaches its limits. Decades of literature on external sensory cueing inform a wearable, dosed, and reproducible system.
Non-pharmacological pain modulation delivered through the skin. An alternative or complement to medication for patients underserved by the current pharmacological options, without the side effects.
Calming and activating profiles for autonomic regulation. Body-near support for falling asleep, easing chronic stress, and lifting mood. A steady channel that does not depend on a screen.
A quiet, ever-present channel for attention and rest. Worn on the body, dosed in real time, with the eyes and ears free for the world.
The most effective therapy will be quiet, drug-free, and worn on the body.
We design, prototype, and validate wearable neuromodulation systems end to end. From perception research and pattern engineering through hardware development to clinical and consumer pilots.
We investigate how patterned stimulation through the skin engages neural rhythms, and which therapeutic profiles drive motor, affective, and autonomic effects.
Learn more →We build the wearable actuator array and closed-loop control unit: dosed, reproducible, and comfortable enough for daily use and for human-subject studies.
Learn more →We partner with neurological clinics, rehabilitation centers, and consumer-wellness customers to validate therapeutic profiles in real-world conditions.
Learn more →We work in one of Europe's largest science and technology districts, alongside ~1,200 companies, ten research institutes, and six university science faculties. Our team draws on shared infrastructure for prototyping, sensor research, and controlled human-subject studies.
We are open to clinical and research collaborators, rehabilitation partners, and customers across our application markets.
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