Kareem Ayyad
Founder,
Cerebian
United Arab Emirates
Winner of the NASA Space App Challenge, amongst his patented applications is the world’s first Dream Recorder that seamlessly augments human and machine intelligence, also developed BrainOS that enables incapacitated patients to communicate silently using brain signals and whose applications can be extended across multiple sectors.
Biography
Kareem Ayyad is the founder of Cerebian; an Operating System (BrainOS) that entirely redefines the way humans interact with computers. Kareem has an L.L.B (Hons) Degree in Law from City, University of London. He comes from a background in Deep Learning, Signal Processing, and Neuroscience. He is the Winner of the NASA Space Apps Global Challenge ’16, and was selected by the World Economic Forum as Technology Pioneer in 2018. Cerebian’s developed BrainOS enables incapacitated patients to communicate. Amongst his patented applications is the world’s first Dream Recorder, and Cerebian’s mission is to seamlessly augment human and machine intelligence with a seamless interface.