WHAT IS NEURONS?
We are an applied neuroscience company. We use the latest tools and insights from neuroscience to measure, understand and affect human decision making.
In doing so, we run studies around the globe, where we test for attention, emotion and cognition in many industries.
We apply these insights in ways that help our clients not only measure and understand, but also predict and affect human behaviour.
Neurons Inc is a global company, with offices in North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia, and with collaborators around the world.
HOW WE DO OUR STUDIES
OUR FANTASTIC COLLABORATORS
We are immensely proud of our client portfolio, and the strong collaborations we have with several industries' top performers. We have collected a number of success stories below.
WHAT THEY SAY...
Eric Johnsen
Head of Business Development for AR, Google
"After testing partner applications built on our various AR and VR platforms, Thomas and the team at Neurons Inc provided highly quantifiable and unique insight into why and how the various hardware in our portfolio was appropriate in different use case scenarios. This insight is critical to us given how data-driven we are in our decision-making process."
Binanti Cuzner
Shopper Marketing Insight Manager, Tesco
"Being able to know what people notice in our stores using eye-tracking is valuable. The addition of emotional and cognitive responses adds a new dimension to our understanding of our customers. This allows us to better predict and understand how customers react to new initiatives in the store environment."
Kyle Nel
Executive Director, Lowe's Innovation Labs
"Through our deep partnership with Neurons, we have a window into our customers’ subconscious reactions to the new technology we develop. Neurons research is now a central part of our innovation strategy. Through years of testing, we have collected an unprecedented amount of neuroscience data on disruptive technologies, allowing us to optimize every experience and opening doors to new partnerships with companies like Google and Microsoft."
