Get Scanned

The first scan to record neuroplasticity.

How the EyeThree scan works — from walk-in to a baseline that tracks change for the rest of your life.

Quality is our power

How can we measure neuroplasticity? By measuring brain activity more precisely than ever before.

1 mm
Functional resolution, calibrated to you and the scanner
3 T
A standard MRI — the scanners hospitals already own
45 min
A single resting scan, end to end
Activity
Connectivity
Plasticity
Calibrated
SNR chart — to be designedSignal-to-noise across the measurements. Bar heights are placeholders until the chart is built.

We solved the moonshot problems of brain measurement — how to see the brain compute while it's moving, and how to make calibrated measurements. → See the method

Accessible

A shared, universal brain.

Across age groups, languages, and education levels. We all share a hidden, shared brain anatomy — a democratizing universal language for the shared human brain experience, and a basis for measurement.

Brain Factors — introduce hereThe Brain Factors that make the measurement comparable across everyone.
~1,000
MRI scanners in the U.S. alone — accessible on the machines already in place
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Walk in

A partner imaging site in the New York City area. Standard 3T MRI.

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The scan

About 45 minutes of rest. The scanner records how your brain works, millimeter by millimeter.

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Processing

Days of analysis. Your data is calibrated to you and the scanner, network by network.

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Your report

A readable profile of your brain's functional networks, compared with people your age.

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The walkthrough

Time with a member of our team to go through your results together.

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The baseline

Your report lives in your portal. Every scan after this one is measured against it.

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The assistant

Questions about your results, answered from your own data.

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Four months later

A second scan. Now change itself is visible.