Neurosphere

The Human-Human Interface

NEUROSPHERE TECHNOLOGIES

The mission of Neurosphere Technologies (NST) is to further develop digital technology and businesses in the service of mental and physical health, wellness, and human potential. The company has a particular focus on the availability of consumer pricing for Brain-Computer Interface technologies such as EEG equipment. NST also consults in the broader space of Digital Health and Wellness.

EXPERIENCE

CEO Don Dulchinos is an experienced technology industry executive. LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dondulchinos/

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PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Technology Tracking

Market Research, Segmentation, Sizing

Business Development, Partnerships and Alliances

Product Incubation/Development

Mentor/Advisor in Tech Industry

Non-profit Organization Development, Management

HISTORY

Neurosphere Technologies is a for-profit entity spun off from the Neurosphere Institute. The Neurosphere Institute is a non-profit organization organized around the long-term trend of an interconnected human population. Such interconnection is leveraging technology developments in the Internet, social media, and the emerging Brain Computer Interface (BCI) segment. Metaphorical connections are becoming literal.

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The Ethics of Personal Infrastructure

June 28, 2005
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So, before I could say George Orwell, I found that the European Commission has built into their infrastructure sociological, political and ethical analysis of information technology, well before it gets to the stage of broad deployment.

The European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies (EGE), chaired by the Swedish philosopher, Göran Hermerén, adopted on 16 March 2005 Opinion N° 20 on the ethical aspects of information and communication technologies (ICT) implants in the human body and presented this to the Commission. The EGE is an independent, multidisciplinary and pluralist advisory group, which is composed of twelve members. Its role is to advise the European Commission on how ethical values should be taken into consideration in the regulation of scientific and technological developments.

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