Sleep difficulties such as insomnia can significantly affect health and daily functioning. Traditional treatments often rely on medications that may cause side effects or dependency.
The purpose of the Noxora Sleep Recovery Program is to support the brain’s natural sleep processes through gentle neuromodulation.
The treatment aims to improve sleep quality and help participants fall asleep more easily by encouraging healthy neural sleep rhythms.
Accurate Monitoring and measurement: The NIUIU device utilizes sensory electrodes to perform an EEG (Electroencephalogram), during which the brain activity is accurately recorded and analyzed to identify brain activity at certain frequencies that are most relevant for sleep.
Targeted Modulating: The NIUIU device performs tACS (transcranial alternating current stimulation), through multiple specialized transmitting dry electrodes that deliver a subtle current at oscillating frequencies at carefully chosen locations on the head. This stimulation helps to guide our natural brainwave patterns to a desired outcome.
Closed loop personalization: The NIUIU device has built-in special algorithms that are enabled within the headband which adapt and optimize the modulation frequency in real time based on the individualized brain patterns measured during each session. This personalization creates a stronger and longer-lasting effect.
Control system: the headband is connected to a computer software platform by which a specialist can activate, monitor and control the progress of a session, ensuring everything runs smoothly and safely.
Sleep is a very complex cognitive process that has many stages and involves multiple functional areas of the brain in a very dynamic sequence. The goal of the Neurostimulation is to influence specific brain activities in a specific manner at the right locations inside the brain. Performing this delicate and complex task in the best, safest and most consistent manner under real-world constraints requires a very special combination.
The experts at Nyx have spent years of careful design and testing to create the NIUIU system, using the most advanced scientific knowledge with the highest quality components. Carefully situated sensory electrodes of the highest grade together with the most advanced data processing components are used to ensure accurate EEG sensing. Multiple patented specially designed dry electrode transmitters that are both comfortable and resilient ensure the most accurate frequencies are deployed from the most relevant locations on the head. Built in unique processing units and current control functions ensure the optimal strength and frequency are used safely. A well thought external design using comfortable materials ensures the treatment is pleasant and relaxing as possible.
Ophir Orenstein is a neuroscientist and neurotechnology entrepreneur with expertise in sleep research, neural networks, and brain stimulation technologies. Holding degrees in Neuroscience, Biology, and Psychology, he founded NYX Technologies and led the development of its personalized tACS-based neurostimulation platform, bridging advanced neuroscience with practical clinical application.
A recognized expert in the psychophysiology of sleep and sleep disorders. Heads of Technion Institute of Technology sleep laboratory. Founder of Itamar Medical (acquired by Zoll). The 16th president of the Technion Institute of Technology.
Alexander Rzesnitzek is a neurologist and healthcare entrepreneur with over 25 years of expertise in Parkinson’s disease, neurological disorders, and sleep medicine. He pioneered a large-scale home medical video-monitoring program developed with 23 university hospitals and 500+ neurologists, and continues to advance non-pharmacological neurotechnology solutions validated by institutions including Charité.
Professor in the departments of Neurology NYU Langone, specialized in noninvasive brain stimulation techniques,. Pioneered the development of tDCS technologies that integrate with home-based telerehabilitation, enabling patients to receive advanced treatments from their homes.
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Answer a very short questionnaire to find out.
The Insomnia Severity Index (ISI) questionnaire is the standard used by many experts as a first step to assess sleep problems. It is a quick way to check how severe your sleeping issues might be.
Fill in the ISI and a few additional short questions to check if the Noxora Sleep Recovery Program might be relevant for you.
A member of the Noxora team will review your information and contact you shortly regarding the next steps.
