Sychedelic Raises $3.5 Million to Launch Neurostimulation Headphones

May 27, 2026
New York-based neurotechnology company Sychedelic has closed a $3.5 million seed round to launch its closed-loop neurostimulation headphones that combine music, brain stimulation, and biofeedback to help users relax, focus, or sleep.

Sychedelic has closed a $3.5 million seed funding round to launch its closed loop neurostimulation headphones, announced in a press release. The round was led by Cultadvisors LLP, TurboStart, and IdeaBaaz (Kuberan Ventures).

The New York company has developed a wearable device that combines transcranial direct current stimulation, binaural audio, and live heart rate variability biofeedback. The system is designed to help users shift from stress to calm, focus, or sleep in about 20 minutes.

The funds will support product development, manufacturing, and global expansion. Sychedelic also plans to invest in AI enabled adaptive wellness systems and personalized cognitive experiences.

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