Brainsight 2.5.1 has been released. Mainly bug fixes and performance improvements and support for the upcoming Lyra position sensor camera. Recommended for all Brainsight users.

Brainsight v2.5.0 is finally out! Includes support for SimNIBS 4, lots of visualization and UI improvements, external NIRS data import (ask us about that), bug fixes and more features for the micro-surgical robot. More info at <gt;.#Brainsight

Great to hear Dr. Sam Pichardo give a talk at #FUN2022 presenting his BabelBrain acoustic simulation platform making acoustic modelling for non-invasive #neuromodulation practical using Apple’s M1 chip architecture and our #Brainsight navigator.

Just wrapped up at the Rogue Research booth at #ICCN2022 with great last day where we caught up with Brainsight users, demonstrated our Elevate TMS and performed live motor mapping with our new robot.

Great week at #OHBM. Good science and catching up (in person!) with colleagues and friends. More meetings on the way this year. See you next week Japan Neuro2022 in Okinawa and next at #FENS2022 in Paris!

Really, really happy to finally be at an in-person scientific meeting attending the International Conference on Brain Stimulation #BrainStimConf. Come to our booth to see our Brainsight navigator, microsurgical robot, Elevate TMS and our new Elevate Robot.

Happy to announce the releases of Brainsight 2.4.9 and 2.5b4. 2.4.9 brings the ability to save (or not) continuous EMG, reducing the project file size for many users as well as improved support for Ethernet-based Polaris cameras. 2.5.4 adds support for Big Sur and native M1 chips.

Happy to announce Brainsight 2.4.8 is released and available to all Brainsight 2 users. This release includes improved support for the Ethernet-based Vega position sensor along with various bug fixes and improvements. Recommended for all users.

Happy to be sponsoring #OHBM2021 again this year! Feel free to come by our virtual booth and say hi or get a live #Brainsight demonstration at our live exhibit page at

We are happy to announce that our #ElevateTMS system (called #cTMS in the scientific literature with unique variable pulse shapes) has received Health Canada approval. We are now focusing on expanding our approvals into the US, EU and other regions. <gt;

Attending the #SNL2020 meeting? Come by the Rogue Research virtual exhibit to ask questions or see live demonstrations of our @Brainsight neuronavigator and our #ElevateTMS device. The link is at <gt;.

RT @Brainbox_Neuro: For 2020, the Brainbox Initiative Conference is accepting poster submissions from researchers with proposed/planned res….

RT @Brainbox_Neuro: Make sure to register for this free webinar exploring some very interesting controllable pulse parameter TMS techniques….

We are introducing our Brainsight NIBS Robot project at #OHBM2020 and seeking input from all our users on how we can make this tool better help you adapt to #COVID-19 challenges in your lab. More at:

Attending #OHBM2020? Come visit us at our virtual exhibit in the exhibitors area! You can download brochures, see videos describing our Elevate TMS controllable TMS (cTMS), fNIRS, Brainsight TMS and Brainsight Vet or chat live.

Preparing the office for the phased reopening of Rogue Research! We will safely have production running again shortly.

With all the excitement, I forgot that yesterday was Rogue Research's 20th birthday! This has been an unbelievable 20 years working with some of the world's smartest people applying ourselves to big issues. Thanks for giving us a chance to be part of it and hope for another 20!.

One of the strengths of rational thought and science is the ability to change your opinion when new evidence comes to light. Pre and asymptomatic people contribute to the spread more than previously thought. Time to make masks.

Apple released an update to macOS, 10.15.4 which causes Brainsight to crash. We are investigating this and in the meantime, recommend that you do not update to 10.15.4. If you have autoupdate on, please turn it off until we resolve this.

Like many of you, Rogue Research became a company of remote workers for a while. Let’s stay safe, support those around us and keep doing what we love.