10/13/2026
Four Atlanta high schoolers are building a wearable device to help children with cerebral palsy and give physical therapists more data to guide their care.
Their startup, NeuroCore, is developing a sensor-equipped brace designed to track movement during physical therapy. Created by Rohaan Charania, Ishaan Kejriwal, and brothers Rohan Anand and Rishab Anand, NeuroCore has leaned into the local entrepreneurial support system to bring their MedTech product to life.
Its next step? Finding more pilot opportunities to put the technology to work.
Read more here:
https://www.hypepotamus.com/atlanta-high-school-founders-neurocore/
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