NeuroVision · precision brain mapping

Every brain is wired differently.
Now you can see how.

NeuroVision turns a routine MRI into a patient-specific map of the brain's white-matter pathways — so surgeons plan around the tracts that carry movement, language and vision, and researchers measure the microstructure behind disease. Runs entirely on-premise.

A scan shows structure.
NeuroVision shows what's at risk.

Anatomy tells you where a tumour sits. It doesn't tell you which pathways it's pushing on, or what a given approach would put at risk. NeuroVision reconstructs that wiring for the individual patient — from imaging you already acquire — and turns it into a decision you can act on.

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Patient-specific

Built from this patient's scan — never an averaged atlas standing in for the person on the table.

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Function-aware

Maps the connections at risk, not just the lesion — so you plan around function, not only the target.

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On-premise

Runs on the hardware you already have, inside your own walls. Patient imaging is never uploaded.

Built for two rooms

The operating room

Know what an approach will cost — before the incision.

See the eloquent pathways near the lesion and the functions they carry, so you can choose an approach that spares them.

The laboratory

Quantify the white matter behind disease.

Measure microstructural change across a single patient or a whole cohort — reproducibly, with the rigour a study demands.

The approach

NeuroVision is built to flag where the data can't support a confident answer, and to show its evidence alongside every result — because confidence should be earned, not assumed.

— The standard every result is held to.

Patient imaging never leaves the building.

NeuroVision runs entirely on-premise, behind your institution's own walls — no cloud, no upload, no data-sharing agreement. Because the imaging never reaches us, Cells never receives or stores your patient data: every scan stays inside the HIPAA, GDPR and India DPDP safeguards you already operate.

Where we're going

One patient. One connected picture.

Today a patient's scans are read in pieces — different specialists, different moments, no single view of the person. We're building software that connects them into one continuous, patient-specific picture, starting with the brain — so each decision is made with the fuller picture. More soon.

Get started

Put NeuroVision to work in your centre.

We're selecting a small first group of neurosurgery and neuroimaging centres to work with. Tell us about yours, and we'll arrange a walkthrough on your own cases.