Bridge Neurotech raises $13.5M to read brains with ultrasound, no implant
Founder Will Biederman built the chip Neuralink used in its first implants. Bridge Neurotech enters a race with Sam Altman-backed Merge Labs and is enrolling volunteers for its first human study.
Via TNW | Health-tech

Bridge Neurotech came out of stealth on Tuesday with $13.5M in funding. It plans a brain-computer interface that needs no surgery and no implant. The startup wants to use ultrasound to read brain activity through the skull. It also signed a research deal with Butterfly Network, which makes chip-based ultrasound devices.
General Catalyst, reMind Capital, Sunflower Capital and Scott Sandell backed the round, Will Biederman wrote in a founder’s letter. WIRED, which reported the launch first, said Bridge plans a…
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