The brief
- RNS implanted near the focus, monitors EEG in real-time, delivers pulses automatically when seizure patterns detected.
- FDA approved focal drug-resistant epilepsy November 2013; NAUTILUS showed 77% generalized seizure reduction, awaiting IGE indication.
- IPO April 2021 on Nasdaq at $17/share, opening at $24.96. Current market cap ~$584M as of October 2026.
Technical approach
Continuous EEG monitoring
RNS records brain activity from two implanted EEG leads, learns each patient's seizure pattern, and detects abnormal activity early.
Responsive electrical pulses
On detecting seizure activity, RNS delivers electrical pulses that disrupt the seizure pattern before it develops. Automatic, not patient-triggered.
Patient-specific tuning
Doctors program based on each patient's seizure patterns, adjusting settings at clinic visits to optimize seizure control.

