TECH CRUNCH - Aug 28 - Ybrain has raised $3.5M in funding to develop wearables for Alzheimer's patients. The Series A funding was led by Stonebridge Capital and brings the company's total funding to $4.2M. Ybrain is currently conducting clinical trials at Samsung Medical Center in Korea. The company's device consists of a headband with two sensors that emit a 2mA signal that stimulates the brain to counteract Alzheimer's symptoms.
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