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Brain Health · USA
WAVi EEG
19-channel EEG platform turning brainwave data into an intuitive brain performance report — audiogram-style visuals clients actually understand.
— Category 06 / 13
Brain testing stations for longevity and biohacking programs, supplied by a desk with three years and 100+ equipment projects behind it.
Cognitive performance is the next frontier clients are asking about — and the least crowded category in Indonesian wellness. The WAVi EEG platform turns a 20-minute scan into audiogram-style brain performance visuals; the Brain Gauge Pro measures eight cortical metrics through fingertip vibration at around ~$8,300 landed with no subscription; and for research-grade programs we scope fNIRS optical imaging systems including strong Chinese platforms.
Biohacking studios in Canggu pair brain metrics with HRV and recovery protocols; Jakarta executive programs add P300 speed to annual check-ups. New to the science? Our biohacking studio guide shows where brain testing fits the stack.

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Brain Health · USA
19-channel EEG platform turning brainwave data into an intuitive brain performance report — audiogram-style visuals clients actually understand.
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Brain Health · USA
Deceptively simple two-finger device measuring 8 cortical metrics — attention, plasticity, processing speed. ~$8,300 landed, unlimited tests, no subscription.
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Brain Health · Canada
Optical functional brain imaging (fNIRS) for research-grade cognitive programs — we advise on the realistic supply routes, including strong Chinese systems.
| Model | Made in | Indicative landed price | Best for | Lead time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WAVi EEG | USA | ~$45,000 | Longevity clinics, Biohacking studios, Cognitive health programs | 4–8 weeks to Indonesia, DDP |
| Brain Gauge Pro | USA | ~$8,300 (no subscription, unlimited tests) | Biohacking studios, Sports teams, Cognitive coaching | 2–3 weeks courier to Indonesia |
| fNIRS Brain Imaging (BrainSIGHT-class) | Canada | Price on request (consultation-based) | Research programs, University partnerships, Advanced neuro-wellness | Scoped per project |
The ~ figures are indicative landed prices from each product page; your supply manager confirms the final DDP quote against the exchange rate, freight method and delivery route. To compare all 13 categories side by side, open the wellness equipment price list.
Plan staffing alongside the hardware: WAVi and Brain Gauge are built for technician operation with client-friendly reports, while clinical interpretation or diagnosis stays with a physician. Where brain metrics sit in a wider stack — HRV, recovery, sleep — is covered in the biohacking studio equipment list and the HRV and cardiovascular category.
Most programs run a baseline at onboarding and re-test quarterly, so the report becomes a trend line clients can follow — the same logic clinics already use with HRV and body composition. A quiet consult room and a trained technician are enough to start; ask for a sample report on WhatsApp before you choose between the three routes.
— FAQ
A trackable cognitive KPI — processing speed, attention, plasticity — that responds to sleep, training and recovery programs. It differentiates premium check-ups and gives coaching clients a reason to re-test quarterly.
Brain Gauge Pro lands around ~$8,300 one-time with unlimited tests — the easiest entry. WAVi EEG systems around ~$45,000 landed. Research fNIRS platforms typically ~$25,000–60,000 via our consultation-based sourcing. Final quotes come from your supply manager.
No for wellness-format testing: WAVi and Brain Gauge are designed for technician operation with client-friendly reports. Clinical interpretation or diagnosis, however, remains physician territory — we advise on the boundary during onboarding.
A WAVi scan is an EEG-based brain performance test: the WAVi EEG platform records a session of about 20 minutes and turns it into visual reports clients can compare from one test to the next.
Yes. Jakarta executive programs already add P300 processing speed to annual check-ups, and a brain-health station gives corporate packages an answer to the burnout question HR teams keep raising.