CORTEXPLORE
  • See us at FENS 2026 — Barcelona.

    Catch the cortEXplore team at the FENS Forum 2026 in Barcelona, 6–10 July. Booth #160 — drop by to see the system live.

  • Planning

    Planning

    Create a 3D representation of your surgical subject based on medical images and plan your surgical procedures virtually.

  • Simulation

    Simulation

    Create 3D-printed models of your surgical subject to simulate parts of your procedure and instrument-handling under realistic conditions.

  • Navigation

    Navigation

    Follow your surgical plans under high-resolution guidance. Our navigation system supports and guides you through procedures — reliable and precise.

In partnership with

  • CADS GmbH
  • CIMA
  • Kepler Universitätsklinikum
  • KLS Martin
  • MIT McGovern Institute
  • NIMH
  • University of Minnesota
  • University of Bologna
  • Yale School of Medicine
  • Prof. Jan Zimmermann
    University of Minnesota
    There are enough things to worry about during complex surgeries, and CORTEXPLORER allows us to be better and faster all while being more confident in our outcomes.

We have been using CORTEXPLORER since its early days for implantation of FMAs, injection targeting as well as validating positions of large-scale chamber implants. We are extremely happy with the added precision and peace of mind that the system provides.

There are enough things to worry about during complex surgeries, and CORTEXPLORER allows us to be better and faster all while being more confident in our outcomes.

From the very beginning we thought that cortEXplore, a brain navigation system initially applied for monkeys, could also be used in transcranial magnetic stimulation experiments with humans. With the support of the cortEXplore team, we were able to integrate this system in our experiments according to our needs.

We were impressed by the kindness and availability of the cortEXplore team to listen to our requests, for the timeliness of their support, the efficiency and the user-friendly nature of the product. Now this system can be used efficiently to neuronavigate the human brain even without the individual MRI of the participant, and to online-track the coil during the stimulation sessions.

We thank the cortEXplore team for their constant support!

Why we do what we do.

As a group of young researchers and engineers, we share a common passion: building tools for studying the mechanisms of the brain. What started as a side project to target cubic-millimeter areas invasively has grown into a frameless, markerless and wireless neuronavigation system used by labs and clinics around the world.

Read our story

Contact us.

Questions about products, integrations or research collaborations? We'd love to hear from you.

cortEXplore GmbH
Technologiepark 17
4320 Perg, Austria
office@cortexplore.com