Directed Neuroplasticity.
Bernadotte’s Directed Neuroplasticity technique is the method behind every AICumene interface — a closed loop between brain and machine that can reshape the cortex itself.
Sense. Decode. Act.
A closed loop between your brain and the world, running non-invasively in real time.
Read the brain
Soft, gold-plated electrodes pick up your neural oscillations from the scalp — no implants, no gel.
Understand intent
On-device AI turns those signals into intent in milliseconds, learning you as you go.
Move the world
Your intent drives whatever you point it at — a game, a robotic arm, a car, an avatar.
Convergent learning between human and machine.
Every AICumene device carries its own artificial intelligence. Everything you do with it is convergent learning — the human and the machine adapting to each other in real time. Over many sessions, this loop is used to direct neuroplasticity: the brain’s ability to rewire itself in response to experience.
What it aims to do
Bernadotte’s Directed Neuroplasticity technique is designed to make the brain cortex physically thicker, increase IQ, memory capacity and cognitive skills, and boost creativity. AICumene’s materials also describe its potential to reduce signs of:
- post-COVID syndrome
- ADHD
- PTSD symptoms
- chronic pain
Non-invasive by design
All of this runs from the scalp. AICumene interfaces are non-invasive EEG devices with gentle, gold-plated electrodes — no implants and no surgery. Hermeias reads up to 30 mental patterns across 17 channels; Nero reads 8 across 9 channels.
Statements describe the intended aims of the technique and are drawn from AICumene’s materials. They are not a medical claim, diagnosis, or a substitute for professional advice. Peer-reviewed and preprint work is published openly at research.aicumene.com.
Read the work behind the method.
AICumene publishes its research openly — papers, preprints and negative results.