Sabi, which is building a baseball cap that uses 100K non-contact neuro-sensors to convert neural signals into text prompts for AI systems, raised a $50M seed (Rashi Shrivastava/Forbes)
Sabi, a Palo Alto-based company, has successfully raised a $50M seed funding round. The company is developing an innovative baseball cap equipped with 100,000 non-contact neuro-sensors. This technology aims to convert neural signals directly into text prompts, enabling users to interact with AI systems simply by thinking. Sabi's goal is to revolutionize how individuals communicate with their AI agents, offering a seamless and intuitive brain-computer interface.
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Rashi Shrivastava / Forbes:
Sabi, which is building a baseball cap that uses 100K non-contact neuro-sensors to convert neural signals into text prompts for AI systems, raised a $50M seed — Palo Alto-based Sabi is betting its cap, outfitted with 100,000 sensors, will enable people to talk to their AI agents just by thinking.