sleep. redesigned.

Problems

Inadequate Amount of Sleep

Lack of Privacy

Jet Lag

Why we do what we do?Biological signal processing is our passion.

Biosignals. Why?

Lie Detection

Game ControllersWheelchairs Driver SleepDetection

Epilepsy DetectionNeuromarketing

Team

Kamil Janusz Kris

Robert Piotrek

Tomasz

Maciek G. Maciek K. Wiktor

CEO Hardware Engineer Embedded SystemsEngineer

CFO

iOS Developer Business ProcessManager

ChiefCommunications

Officer

Embedded SoftwareEngineer

Embedded SoftwareEngineer

AniaOffice

Manager

GregInterfaceDesigner

•Kamil Adamczyk (CEO) - MD student, Students’ Neurosurgery Society founder and president

•Tomasz Kolodziejak (CFO) - Graduate of California State University in San Jose; in his spare time he also teaches

Microeconomics (Firms & Factor Markets) at San Jose State University

•Janusz Fraczek (CTO) - PhD student of electronics; 3rd Place winner in the Texas Instruments in Innovative Analog

(Munich 2011), a Texas Instruments competition for designing the most innovative and advanced equipment, for his

"Biofeedback Device": 4-channel system for conducting EEG neurofeedback training

•Krzysztof Chojnowsk (CIO) - PhD student in computer science; artificial intelligence specialist; member of the top 20

teams for Texas Instruments’ European Analog Design Contest 2012

AN EXPERIENCED TEAM

WHAT IS THE PROBLEM?

Not enough time to sleep

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Inaccurate sleep measurements

NeuroOn

precise biological signal (EEG, EOG, and EMG) measurement

- EEG - electroencephalography - brain waves monitor- EOG - electrooculography - eye tracking monitor- EMG - electromyography - muscle tension monitor

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Technology

A System for Mobile Brain Wave Monitoring

•market was worth more than $2.5 billion in revenue in 2012

•expected to surpass $8 billion in 2018, growing at a healthy CAGR of

17.7% from 2013 to 2018

•wrist-wear accounted for the largest market revenue in 2012: total

revenue $850 million

•global wearable technology ecosystem’s value was estimated to more

than $4 billion as of 2012, and is expected to reach cross $14 billion by

2018 growing at a CAGR more than 18% from 2013 to 2018

GLOBAL WEARABLE ELECTRONICS MARKET

HOW BIG IS THE MARKET

*Adults Reporting Selected Sleep Behaviors in 12 States by Characteristics Behavioral Rish Factor Surveillance System (United States 2009)

SexUnintentionally fell asleep during the day at least once in the past month

Nodded off or fell asleep while driving in the past month

Male

Female

38.4%

37.3%

5.8%

3.5%

*Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,http://www.cdc.gov/features/dssleep/

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SLEEP MARKET

In 2012, approximately of the internet users searched the Internet for information on health. Half searched specifically for sleep remedies.

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According to the National Sleep Foundation only 56% of Americans report getting a ”good night’s sleep” on a typical night.

Spending related to sleep has increased 8.8% yearly since 2008

Spending on over-the-counter sleep aids increased 31% from 2006 to 2011

Market size: $32 billions*”The Sleep Industry: Why We’re Paying Big Bucks for Something That’s Free,” Time, January 28, 2013

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NeuroOn Price

Standard Version

Jet Lag Management

App

$200 $5Free

Unknown

Pro Version

NativeApp

Sleep market in the USA is worth $32 billions

B2B

Marc CubanOwner of the Dallas Mavericks

Current Partnership Opportunities

Media Coverage

One of the most successful #kickstarter campaigns last year.

1st Prize Winner of the LeWeb `13 PARIS Startup Competition for Best Startup in Europe in 2013.

Thank you.