Nordic Brain Tech announces launch of Cenli: a new biofeedback system for stress management

Nordic Brain Tech is proud to share that its daughter company, Cenli AS, has officially launched its first commercial product — the Cenli® biofeedback system for stress management.

The launch of the Cenli® biofeedback system marks a major milestone for Nordic Brain Tech and its daughter company Cenli AS. The product is now available for purchase in Norway. Visit cenli.no for more information in Norwegian.

Cenli is a wearable biofeedback system designed for home-based stress management. The system consists of lightweight sensors that measure heart rate variability, finger temperature, and muscle tension in the shoulder/neck area — enabling users to regulate their nervous system through a well-documented biofeedback method for relaxation and stress reduction. Traditionally, biofeedback has required stationary equipment and clinic visits, but Cenli brings this clinically recognized technique into an accessible, wearable format for everyday use.

The first 1,000 units are now available for purchase at www.cenli.no in Norway. The team is preparing for growth in global markets in 2026.

"We are very proud to finally make our product available to the public," says CEO of Nordic Brain Tech, adding that Cenli arrives at a time when levels of stress in society are higher than ever. "Our team has worked for years to bring this technology into people's homes, and we are excited to see Cenli begin helping individuals build resilience and better regulate their stress."

While Cenli is not classified as a medical device at this stage, it is developed with clinical expertise, and neurologists are already recognizing its potential for stress management. In parallel, Cenli AS is working toward obtaining medical device certification.

With the launch of Cenli, Nordic Brain Tech takes an important step from research and development to commercialization — a milestone that strengthens the company's position in the growing field of digital health and consumer wellbeing.