NeuroSync is a wearable device that helps the brain in three ways: it treats dementia, helps with ADHD, and can warn about strokes and seizures early. It looks like a comfortable headset and connects to a special smartwatch.

Inside the headset, there are sensors that watch brain signals, heart rate, and body movements. The sensors send this information to a tiny computer (an AI system) that checks for any signs of problems.

For dementia, NeuroSync uses "synthetic memories" — positive sounds, images, and feelings — to keep the brain active and improve memory.

For ADHD, it gives soft sounds and gentle vibrations to help with focus and calmness.

For stroke and seizure detection, it watches for danger signs like unusual brainwaves or heart patterns and sends a quick warning to the user or caregiver.

The system works quietly in the background, always learning and improving. It's affordable, easy to use, and designed to give people better brain health and safety.

Patents Pending:

1. Synthetic Memory Stimulation System for Dementia Treatment
A system and method for treating memory loss by delivering personalized synthetic memories (sounds, images, vibrations) to stimulate specific brain activity, using AI to adjust based on the user’s reactions in real time.

2. Integrated Wearable Stroke and Seizure Early Detection System
A wearable device (headset + smartwatch) that uses multiple body sensors (brain signals, heart rate, motion) with an AI engine to detect early warning signs of strokes and seizures, providing real-time alerts to users and caregivers.