Halo Neuro, Inc.

Flow Neuroscience, Inc.

Labelbox, Inc.

Randall Lin

Brett M Wingeier

Colin Davis

Victoria Hammett

Tal Bar-Or

Manu Sharma

Dan Rasmuson

Connor Harwood

Daniel Toker

Brian Rieger

Ryan Quinn

Kyle Owens

A system for electrically stimulating a user comprising: a first housing portion defining an array of openings; an array of permeable bodies with portions exposed through the array of openings and wetted with a solution that facilitates electrical coupling between the system and a body region of the user, wherein each permeable body has a cavity at a proximal portion and a distal portion and is configured to transmit the solution to the body region of the user; a substrate region defining an array of protrusions configured to support the array of permeable bodies and composed of a conductive polymer; and a set of conductors in communication with the substrate region and including a first conductor that provides a first subset of the array of permeable bodies with a first polarity and a second conductor that provides a second subset of the array of permeable bodies with a second polarity.

Electrode system for electrical stimulation

A system for individualizing neuromodulation includes a neurostimulation device having a set of electrodes, and an application executing on a user device. Additionally or alternatively, the system can include any or all of: a sensor system, a head-securing mechanism, a remote server, storage, an accessory device, and any other suitable component. A method for individualizing neuromodulation includes determining a task of interest to a user; determining a user skill level associated with the task; determining a set of goals; determining an individualized neuromodulation program comprising a neurostimulation pattern; and delivering the neurostimulation pattern to the user. Additionally or alternatively, the method can include any or all of: determining user progress; displaying user progress; receiving user feedback; determining and/or adapting neuromodulation program based on user progress and/or user feedback; and any other suitable process.

System and method for individualizing neuromodulation

An automated content annotation workflow is disclosed. An example embodiment is configured for: registering a plurality of labelers to which annotation tasks are assigned; populating a labeling queue with content data to be annotated; assigning annotation tasks from the labeling queue to the plurality of labelers; enabling the plurality of labelers in an annotation review queue to modify or delete annotations applied by prior labelers; and evaluating a level of performance of the plurality of labelers in applying the annotations.

System and method for automated content annotation workflow

An automated content labeling system is disclosed. An example embodiment is configured to: register a plurality of labelers to which annotation tasks are assigned; populate a labeling queue with content data to be annotated; assign annotation tasks from the labeling queue to the plurality of labelers; and provide a superpixel annotation tool enabling the plurality of labelers to configure a size of a segment cluster in an image of the content data, and select each segment cluster to be included in a segmentation feature with a specified object class, the segment clusters including similarly colored pixels from the image.

System and method for automated content labeling

System amd method for individualizing neuromodulation

System and method for individualizing modulation

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