Oculogica

Oculogica

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $6.5M

Overview

Oculogica is a commercial-stage medical device company that has successfully brought an objective, software-driven diagnostic for concussion to market. Its flagship product, the EyeBOX, is an FDA-cleared device that quantifies eye movement abnormalities to aid in concussion diagnosis, addressing a critical need for tools beyond subjective assessments. The company targets a broad market including sports clinics, neurology practices, and military medicine, leveraging a reimbursement-ready business model. With 16 peer-reviewed studies supporting its technology, Oculogica is positioned as a leader in the objective assessment of traumatic brain injury.

NeurologyTraumatic Brain Injury

Technology Platform

Proprietary eye-tracking hardware and software algorithm that measures cranial nerve function via eye movement abnormalities to objectively assess neurological health, specifically for concussion. It is baseline-free and non-invasive.

Funding History

2
Total raised:$6.5M
Series A$5M
Seed$1.5M

Opportunities

The massive, underserved market for objective concussion diagnostics across sports, military, and general clinical practice presents a major growth opportunity.
Expanding the technology platform into other neurological conditions where eye movement is a biomarker (e.g., stroke, neurodegenerative diseases) could significantly broaden the company's addressable market and value proposition.

Risk Factors

Key risks include slow clinical adoption due to entrenched diagnostic habits and the challenge of integrating new hardware into workflows.
The company also faces competition from emerging biomarker technologies and potential shifts in healthcare reimbursement policies that could affect the profitability of its test.

Competitive Landscape

Oculogica competes in the objective concussion assessment space, which includes legacy computerized neurocognitive tests (e.g., ImPACT, which requires a baseline), emerging blood biomarker tests (e.g., Abbott's Banyan BTI, Quidel's FDA-cleared test), and other digital/balance technologies. EyeBOX's differentiation is its FDA clearance for diagnosis (not just screening), its baseline-free nature, and its focus on the direct physiological pathway of cranial nerve function.