See a developing brain in five minutes — no MRI, no sedation.
QuietScan™ is a wearable brain-monitoring system for children ages 0–5, invented and built by Nickan Scientific. Pre-clinical.
- Seven U.S. provisional patent applications, including QuietScan and related mapping technologies
- $40,000 New Jersey CSIT Catalyst R&D voucher (AI software integration)
- NIH SBIR Phase I application filed and under review
- Academic validation cooperation with Montclair State University
- Community sponsor: Mercer County Hispanic Association (MECHA) — technology-provider relationship for a pediatric access program
System
How QuietScan works
What the child experiences. What the clinician receives. Simulations, not human data.
Visions
Why it matters
1 in 6 U.S. children. MRI and EEG often fail ages 0–5. Source: CDC.
Investors
The raise
Patents, CSIT voucher, SBIR, Montclair. Request the brief.
Plan
The business plan
Seven investor questions: market, offer, channel, competition, and 10× risk.
Patents
The filings
Seven U.S. provisionals. QuietScan, mapping, and the inventor’s other work.
Team
Who is building it
Inventor Siamak Tayebi — plus open roles in Python and AI.
Community sponsor
MECHA — Mercer County Hispanic Association
Mercer County Hispanic Association (MECHA), a 501(c)(3) serving Mercer County since 1985, is the community sponsor of the QuietScan monitoring program. MECHA intends to connect Hispanic and underserved families to early, no-sedation monitoring for children ages 0–5, and contracts Nickan Scientific — in Unit 5-1 of the same Lawrenceville building — as the technology provider. QuietScan is investigational: not FDA cleared, not for sale, not a treatment, not a diagnosis. MECHA does not sell devices and does not provide clinical care.
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Support the prototype
For parents, clinicians, and supporters. Separate from the investor raise.