MedTech Innovator APAC 2026 Finalist

Multi-modal neuro­modulation, powered by physiology

SilenEar™ is a multi-modal, HRV-guided closed-loop neuromodulation platform that combines acoustic therapy, vagus nerve stimulation, and real-time biofeedback to treat tinnitus and autonomic dysfunction.

SilenEar™ System MULTI-MODAL · CLOSED-LOOP · HRV-GUIDED
750M Patients Globally
$2.3B Market Size
15% Annual Growth

750 million people. No real solution.

Tinnitus is a constant, debilitating ringing in the ears — affecting sleep, focus, and mental health. Current treatments mask symptoms. None address the neural root cause.

01

Static Treatments

Sound masking and hearing aids provide temporary relief but do not adapt to the patient's changing physiology.

02

No Personalization

Existing neuromodulation devices deliver one-size-fits-all stimulation without real-time feedback loops.

03

Neural Habituation

Fixed-protocol therapies lose effectiveness over time as the brain adapts, reducing long-term clinical benefit.

SilenEar™ — Adaptive Neuromodulation

A closed-loop platform that combines vagus nerve stimulation, personalized sound therapy, and HRV-guided biofeedback.

Hardware — The "Body" Interface

Ear-level vagus nerve stimulation paired with personalized sound therapy and real-time physiological sensors — capturing your body's response as treatment unfolds.

Software — The "Brain" Interface

Closed-loop biofeedback engine tracks nervous system response in real time, dynamically adjusting therapy parameters to prevent habituation and maximize efficacy.

Up to 2× parasympathetic activation compared to acoustic therapy alone — measurable via HRV shift from sympathetic dominance to vagal recovery.

Sense. Adapt. Treat. Repeat.

1

Sense

Wearable sensors capture HRV, skin conductance, and autonomic state in real time.

2

Analyze

On-device algorithms assess stress–calm balance and neural adaptation risk.

3

Adapt

Therapy parameters — frequency, amplitude, timing — adjust automatically each session.

4

Track

Clinical outcomes (TFI, HRV trends) logged continuously for patients and clinicians.

Clinically meaningful results

Objective physiological data — not just self-reported outcomes.

ANS Shift Measured

Measurable nervous system shift from sympathetic stress to parasympathetic calm.

TFI Target ≥13pts

Tinnitus Functional Index reduction target exceeding clinically significant threshold.

Repeatable Results

Consistent outcomes across engineering validation trials with objective data protocols.

De-risked. Validated. Ready to scale.

FDA 510(k) pathway confirmed — 24 months faster than De Novo.

Q3 2026

IRB Approval

Ethics clearance for clinical study

Q4 2026

Clinical Pilot

30-patient efficacy validation study

Q2 2027

FDA 510(k)

Full regulatory submission

Q4 2027

US Launch

Commercial market rollout

Science-led. Commercially proven.

SH

Samuel Huang

Founder & CEO

Product development, IP strategy, and regulatory pathway. Chemistry background (NTU), DBA (Grenoble EM).

EC

Edward Chen

VP Engineering

Acoustic and wearable system development. Leading hardware integration.

HC

Prof. Hsun-An Chang

Lead PI, Psychiatry

Psychiatry Chief, Tri-Service General Hospital. President, Taiwan Society of Clinical TMS. Leading IRB and clinical study.

CC

Prof. Chia Chi Chang

Advisor

Vice Dean, Business School, NYCU. Commercialization strategy and industry partnerships.

From tinnitus to a multi-modal neuromodulation platform

One platform. Multiple modalities. Multiple conditions. Billions in reach.

Phase 1 — Now

Tinnitus

Beachhead market. FDA 510(k) pathway validated. Clinical pilot underway.

Phase 2

Insomnia & Anxiety

Same adaptive platform, expanded to adjacent neuromodulation indications with larger addressable markets.

Phase 3

Multi-Modal DTx Platform

Expanding the platform across therapeutic modalities — device, digital, and beyond — for multiple neurological and autonomic conditions.

Let's bring personalized neuromodulation to the world.

We're seeking partners, clinical collaborators, and investors who believe tinnitus patients deserve better.

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📍 Taichung, Taiwan