The Large Brain Model. AI trained on what we experience.

The leading AI model built on brain activity. It reads what we don’t say, from the wearables we already wear.

NeurIPS 2026Explore SAMBA, our long-context EEG model, hands-on(opens in a new tab)

Simulated signal, running live.

AI learned to talk by reading what we write. This model learns from what we experience: over 505,000 hours of brain activity.

The biggest brain dataset in AI. By a long way.

15 years, 4,000+ institutions. It can't be bought or copied.

LaBraM2024, most-cited brain model
~2,500 hours
REVE2025, largest public effort
~61,000 hours
Dcode LBMEmotiv corpus plus public data
505,000+ hours
150,000+ peopleHealthy, not hospital patients.
156 countriesNot just the West.
One methodRecorded the same way everywhere.

Training hours per model. The LBM's include 314,000+ hours of Emotiv's own recordings.

What the model does. Out of the box.

Live readingSimulated

Reads the mind's state, live

Attention, load, fatigue, emotion and intent, second by second.

Works on any headset

From 2 to 32 sensors, without retraining for each device.

No setup for each person

Learned from 150,000+ people. Works on day one.

LBM1–14M parameters
Othersup to 110M

Small enough for an earbud

Beats models 8× its size. Can run on the device, so brain data never has to leave it.

Copes with real life

A sensor slips? It fills the gap.

Sees change over months

Tracks how a person's baseline shifts over months.

Illustrations, from simulated signal.

Why now.

AI has read the internet. The next data comes from sensors.

Neurotech money is surging

Record investment in brain wearables. Each needs a brain model.

36 brain tasks94 datasets14 model designs

The field has a benchmark

Meta's NeuralBench (2026): big models already win most tasks. The LBM enters after full training.

  • Heart rate Taken
  • Sleep Taken
  • Steps Taken
  • The brain Open

Platforms want the brain

Body data already feeds AI health apps. The brain is the missing layer.

Illustrations: the bars show the trend, not amounts, and the lit tasks are not exact results.

One model. Many products.

Focus earbudsNotice drifting attention and pause notifications.
Workplace safetySpot drowsiness and overload in operators, in real time.
Brain health checksStandard markers for screening and long-term studies.
Learning that adaptsSlow the lesson when a student is overloaded.
Games and XRIntent and engagement as a new kind of controller.
Research without a labPredict how brains respond to a product or ad, in hours.
A base for scienceA model researchers fine-tune instead of rebuilding.
AI that senses youBrain signal alongside vision, language and health data.

Built on published research.

Five peer-reviewed papers.

EEG2Rep

Hides parts of the signal and learns to predict them, without labels and despite noise.

Published · KDD '24Audience Appreciation Award, 1st placeRead the paper(opens in a new tab)

Four ways in. One model underneath.

Put it inside your hardware

Runs on the device itself, even offline.

Device makersPer unit shipped

License the platform

For pharma, research and enterprise. On-site option.

Platforms and enterpriseAnnual licence
POST /v1/decode
{ "device": "earbud" }

→ response
{ "state": "attention",
  "score": 0.92 }

Call one API

Signal in, brain states out.

Developers and researchersPay as you go
  • My focus app
  • Research study
  • Share raw signal

Use your own brain data

Your readings, your apps, your call.

PeopleDirect access
“No general brain model exists because the data to train one has never existed. Until now.”
Tan Le, CEO and Founder, Emotiv and Dcode.AI

Questions, answered.

Want the full technical detail? Read the docs or email api@dcode.ai.

What is a Large Brain Model?

Like the models behind ChatGPT, but trained on brain signal (EEG) instead of text. It turns wearable signal into readings apps can use.

What hardware does it work with?

Any compatible EEG device, from 2-sensor earbuds to 32-sensor caps.

Does each person have to calibrate it?

No. It learned from 150,000+ people, so it works straight away.

What happens to people's brain data?

It can run on the device, so raw signal never has to leave it. The data belongs to the user.

Why can't someone else build this?

The data took 15 years to gather, from healthy people in 156 countries. Most datasets are hospital patients in a few Western countries.

How do partners get started?

Scope call, a test on your hardware, integration, then a licence.

Build on the Large Brain Model.

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