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Neurotechnology and Wearable AI · San Francisco, California, USA

Sabi

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Sabi raised a $50 million seed round led by Khosla Ventures to develop a non-invasive brain-AI interface built into an everyday cap. The company plans to expand its neural dataset, finish a custom EEG chip, manufacture early devices and grow neuroscience, hardware and machine-learning teams.

Updated October 9, 2026 · Evidence from public sources

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Sabi raises $50M and plans to grow neuroscience, hardware and ML teams

Sabi raised a $50 million seed round led by Khosla Ventures to develop a non-invasive brain-AI interface built into an everyday cap. The company plans to expand its neural dataset, finish a custom EEG chip, manufacture early devices and grow neuroscience, hardware and machine-learning teams.

Employee impact

This is a strong explicit hiring signal for candidates in neuroscience, chip design, embedded systems and machine learning. The unusually large seed round provides resources, but the product remains technically and commercially early, so applicants should examine validation milestones, regulatory risk and runway.

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