The company is the only one in Russia developing neuro-implants for hearing and vision restoration, utilizing domestic components and proprietary software.

Sensor-Tech ensures technological sovereignty in Russia through the development and production of key components within the country.

1. ELVIS C – a neuro-implant designed to stimulate the auditory nerve and compensate for hearing loss. Unlike hearing aids, which simply amplify sound, the cochlear implant reestablishes the connection between the damaged part of the inner ear, known as the cochlea, and the auditory nerve, which sends signals to the brain. This is achieved through electric channels and pulses.

2. ELVIS V – a neuro-implant for vision restoration. ELVIS V is a technology that allows visually impaired individuals to perceive visual stimuli. The microchip stimulates the visual cortex with small electrical currents, enabling the person to see bright flashes that form visual images. The ELVIS V microcomputer processes images from cameras and, using neural networks, provides the user with cues about their surroundings.

1. ELVIS C – this is the first Russian cochlear implant for hearing restoration. ELVIS C allows sound from a microphone to be transmitted directly to the cochlea, where the nerve endings are located, providing patients with electronic hearing.

2. ELVIS V – this pioneering neuroprosthetics technology is the first of its kind in Russia. ELVIS V uses unique artificial intelligence algorithms to identify objects.

The development and production of affordable neuro-implants is one of the most promising and in-demand fields of high-tech medicine. These technologies benefit not only adults but also significantly improve child development: children who receive implants at an early age develop at the same rate as their peers.