BrainBit is heading to Neuroscience 2026, the Society for Neuroscience annual meeting, taking place November 14–18, 2026, in Washington, D.C.
This November, researchers, developers, neuroscience professionals, and technology companies will have an opportunity to meet the BrainBit team and explore our neurotechnology in person.
Visit BrainBit at Booth #1013 to see our EEG and biosignal solutions, experience live demonstrations, and discuss research, development, integration, and partnership opportunities with our team.
Choosing EEG equipment from specifications alone does not always tell you what it will be like to use in practice. At Neuroscience 2026, visitors will be able to get hands-on with BrainBit technology and see how different systems can fit different research and development workflows.
We plan to demonstrate several of our core hardware solutions, including DragonEEG, BrainBit Flex systems, BrainBit Headband and Headband Pro, and Callibri sensors, along with other solutions from the BrainBit ecosystem.
Visitors will be able to explore different approaches to EEG and biosignal acquisition from lightweight wearable systems to flexible multi-channel configurations and 21-channel EEG.
Our team will be available throughout the exhibition to answer questions, demonstrate device setup, and discuss which configuration may be suitable for a particular project.
Hardware is only one part of the BrainBit ecosystem.
At Booth #1013, we will also demonstrate BrainBit software for working with EEG data, including solutions for EEG recording and review, signal visualization, analysis, and neurofeedback.
This will give visitors an opportunity to see the complete workflow from acquiring biosignals with BrainBit hardware to working with the resulting data in software.
BrainBit currently offers software for both desktop and mobile workflows, including tools for EEG recording, visualization, review, and neurofeedback.
For research groups, developers, startups, and technology companies building their own applications, BrainBit provides a free SDK for integrating BrainBit hardware and biosignal data into custom software.
The BrainBit SDK supports real-time data acquisition and development across multiple platforms and languages, including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Python, C++, .NET, Java, Unity, and React Native.
At Neuroscience 2026, visitors can talk with our team about potential integrations, research applications, prototypes, and commercial products built around EEG and other physiological signals.
Whether you already have an application or are at the early stage of developing a new neurotechnology product, we would be happy to discuss the technical requirements and possible integration options.
Not every project can be built around an off-the-shelf device.
BrainBit also works with companies and development teams on custom R&D, hardware and software customization, system integration, and white-label neurotechnology solutions.
Our existing hardware platforms can serve as a foundation for companies developing their own neurotechnology products, while customization options can extend to device configuration, firmware, software integration, branding, packaging, and other elements of a complete solution.
Neuroscience 2026 will be an opportunity to meet our team in person and discuss ideas for new research tools, applications, integrations, and commercial neurotechnology products.
If you are attending Neuroscience 2026, we would be glad to meet you.
Neuroscience 2026
November 14–18, 2026
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Washington, D.C.
BrainBit - Booth #1013
The Neuroscience 2026 exhibition will be open November 15–18, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST.
If you would like to discuss a specific project or make sure you have time with the BrainBit team during the conference, you can contact us in advance to arrange a meeting at Booth #1013.