Neurostyle Pte. Ltd

a Singapore-based medical device manufacturing company specializing in Neurological Diagnostic, Monitoring, Rehabilitation and Home care devices.
Through collaboration with dedicated research teams from Singapore and overseas institutions that have specialized knowledge and years of experience, Neurostyle gained access to harness innovative medical device technologies through a series of flagship projects and collaboration, which in turn helps Neurostyle to implement advanced technologies into its products, hence providing customers with a variety of options to suit their needs.

Neurostyle understands the needs of the healthcare industry that's why it offers neurological devices that are:

Strategic Partnership with NCC Medical

Neurostyle has formed a strategic partnership with NCC Medical, a listed company with 20 years of medical device manufacturing experience to consolidate the strengths of both companies in Research, Manufacturing and Marketing capabilities.

The partnership aims to provide better products, more competitive pricing and world-class service & support to partners and customers across international markets. 

NBETTER is the First Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) based Post-Stroke Rehabilitation System commercially available in the world.
Through Collaboration with Singapore's Top research institute, NBETTER has been developed to help post-stroke patients in their motor function recovery through combination and synchronization of brain rehabiliation with physical rehabilitation.

Solution for:
Enhanced efficacy of Stroke Rehabilitation
Effective Tele-Rehabilitation
Saving Manpower requirement
Alternate rehabilitation means for severely disabled patients

Key Features:
- Mobile - applicable for Hospitals, Clinics, Nursing homes and Personal home use
- Innovative BCI model which enables rehabilitation through Motor Imagery (MI)
- Customized BCI model for each individual patient
- Virtual Reality feedback based on patient's Motor Imagery performance
- Synchronized Physical feedback mechanism
- Remote assessment and review of rehabilitation progress
- Applicable to Chronic and Sub-Acute Stroke patients (>80% Applicable)