Company profile
MintNeuro
Imperial College London spin-out designing ultra-low-power application-specific integrated circuits for implantable neural devices, supplying custom silicon to medical device developers.
Company overview
MintNeuro is a semiconductor company that develops purpose-built integrated circuits for neural implants. A spin-out from Imperial College London, the company builds on research into ultra-low-power implantable bioelectronics. It operates on a fabless model, providing advanced semiconductor components to medical device companies, research institutions, and consortia. Its modular chip platform is designed for medical-grade reliability and use in minimally invasive applications. The technology supports functions such as neural signal acquisition, electrical stimulation, on-chip signal processing, and wireless data transfer. MintNeuro's chips are intended to be integrated into active implantable medical devices (AIMDs) and brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), aiming to advance treatments for conditions like epilepsy and Parkinson's by providing a scalable hardware foundation for the neurotechnology industry.
Semiconductor activity
Primary capability: ASIC Design Services. Supply-chain role: Semiconductor Components, Integrated Circuits.
Technologies and capabilities
- ASIC
- Mixed Signal
- Sensors
- Integrated Circuits
- Ultra-Low-Power
- Mixed-Signal
- On-Chip Signal Processing
- Wireless Data Transfer
Neural Interface Chips; Modular Chip Platform; Implantable Bioelectronics
Markets served
- Neurotechnology
- Medical Devices
- Brain-Computer Interfaces
- Research
UK presence
London. Part of the London cluster.
Research links: Imperial College London.