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 (computational modeling and validation with Montclair State University)
- NIH SBIR Phase I application filed and under review
- Academic validation cooperation with Montclair State University
- In discussion with Mercer County Hispanic Association (MECHA) about a possible community role. A letter of support has not been signed, and no family numbers are confirmed.
Research
October 2026 update
Skull thickness measured from 12 pediatric CT scans. Simulation only. No clinical claim.
System
How QuietScan works
October update: skull thickness measured from pediatric CT. Earlier Stage B used an analytic plate.
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 computational acoustics.
In discussion
MECHA — Mercer County Hispanic Association
Nickan Scientific is in discussion with Mercer County Hispanic Association (MECHA), a 501(c)(3) serving Mercer County since 1985, about a possible community role for early monitoring. A letter of support has not been signed, and no family numbers are confirmed. 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.