The Consumer Neuroscience Company
Our product portfolio for your research needs.
We use the latest tools and insights from neuroscience to measure, understand and affect consumer experiences
Advertising
Boost your commercials across media platforms! More attention, stronger emotions, better memory!
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Retail & Packaging
Test store environments and boost package performance using consumer neuroscience!
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Website & eCommerce
Reduce bounce rates, improve customer flow on your website, ensure interest and boost conversion rates
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Product Experience
Use neuroscience to ensure that customers desire, understand and enjoy your product!
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R&D and Innovation
Employ our validated NeuroPrototyping to understand customer interest and adoption, and predict market responses!
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Ad Hoc Task Force
We're here to solve your research challenges with eye-tracking, neuroscience and behavioral testing.
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NeuroVision
NeuroVision is an online tool that accurately predicts your customers' visual attention
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How we have helped other clients

Case story
What is your 1-second digital ad strategy?
For a long time, the mobile marketing industry has used a benchmark that ads must be seen for around 3 seconds to make an impression. Neurons Inc was commissioned by the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) to work together with the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) to better understand mobile ad responses as they unfold in the first few seconds. The results provide groundbreaking new understandings of responses to mobile advertising and the need for a #1secondstrategy.
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Case story
The value of social interactions in VR
How do customers respond to new digital products? When Facebook acquired the VR solution Oculus, they were interested in understanding how people responded to social interaction in a virtual environment, and how this compared to normal talks. We used consumer neuroscience solutions to show both that VR experiences were as engaging as in-person meetings. Moreover, introverts actually showed a higher engagement and preference for VR-talks.
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