Neurable is a technology company that develops brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) for virtual and augmented reality applications. It is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, and was founded in 2015 by Ramses Alcaide, Michael Thompson, and James Hamet. The company's flagship product is a BCI headset that allows users to control virtual and augmented reality environments using their thoughts. Neurable's technology has potential applications in gaming, healthcare, and other industries where hands-free control is desirable. The company has received funding from a variety of sources, including venture capital firms and government grants.