
JelikaLite is a clinical stage medical technology company developing a transformational neuromodulation platform for developmental pediatric disorders, with a primary focus on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Their lead product, Cognilum, is a therapeutic wearable device that uses near-infrared light, sensors, and a machine learning personalization platform to provide non-invasive brain stimulation. Cognilum aims to enhance communication skills and reduce autism symptoms in children, enabling them to lead more fulfilling lives. The company has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation and FDA Non-Significant Risk Device Study Designation. JelikaLite has also been awarded a National Science Foundation SBIR Phase II grant to further develop their technology. Their approach is distinguished by being the first home-based LED-based device for children with autism, offering flexibility, privacy, and convenience without the need for in-person therapist presence.

JelikaLite is a clinical stage medical technology company developing a transformational neuromodulation platform for developmental pediatric disorders, with a primary focus on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Their lead product, Cognilum, is a therapeutic wearable device that uses near-infrared light, sensors, and a machine learning personalization platform to provide non-invasive brain stimulation. Cognilum aims to enhance communication skills and reduce autism symptoms in children, enabling them to lead more fulfilling lives. The company has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation and FDA Non-Significant Risk Device Study Designation. JelikaLite has also been awarded a National Science Foundation SBIR Phase II grant to further develop their technology. Their approach is distinguished by being the first home-based LED-based device for children with autism, offering flexibility, privacy, and convenience without the need for in-person therapist presence.
Stage: Clinical-stage medical technology company
Lead product: Cognilum — wearable, non-invasive near-infrared neuromodulation for children with ASD
Notable designations: FDA Breakthrough Device Designation and FDA Non-Significant Risk Device Study Designation
Grant funding: National Science Foundation SBIR Phase I and Phase II awards
Headquarters: New York, NY
Developmental pediatric disorders, primarily Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
2019
Medical technology; neuromodulation
Awarded SBIR Phase I (public profiles indicate NSF support)
Awarded SBIR Phase II
Profiles report a seed round with the most recent activity in February 2023
“Includes participation from Mount Sinai Innovation Partners, Bioverge, and New York Ventures (public profiles list these participants)”