Neuranics: sensors that read the body’s signals
Neuranics was founded in 2021 by Kianoush Nazarpour, Hadi Heidari and Siming Zuo, whose story began in university research labs. The Scottish deep-tech company makes ultra-sensitive sensors that use tunnelling magnetoresistance (TMR) to detect the tiny magnetic fields produced by the body’s muscles and heart.
Neuranics raised a £6.2m seed round in early 2025, after £1.9m of pre-seed funding and a Scottish Enterprise innovation grant. It made its first revenue in 2024, was a CES Innovation Award Honoree in 2025, and is running proofs of concept with Tier 1 consumer electronics groups.
Number 6 on the Startups 100 Index 2026.
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Registered as NEURANICS LIMITEDCompany SC704076Activesince 14 July 2021· Glasgow
Role: Founders
Neuranics makes ultra-sensitive sensors that read the body’s natural signals, detecting the magnetic fields of muscles and the heart.
Description from the company’s Startups 100 profile.