Unlocking the Therapeutic Power of Sleep

We develop the tools that make sleep a measurable and modifiable therapeutic target, enabling researchers and clinicians to translate sleep science into disease-modifying interventions at scale.

Sleep is one of the most powerful and most overlooked levers in human health. We are building the platform that unlocks its full therapeutic potential.

our story

Born from research

TOSOO was founded in 2020 as a spin-off from ETH Zurich and the University of Zurich, built on the foundations of the SleepLoop Consortium. Our platform is the direct product of over a decade of peer-reviewed sleep research conducted across leading academic institutions.

SleepLoop formed with the mission to use technology to improve sleep
2016
Recognised as Flagship Project by Hochschulmedizin Zürich
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2017
First neuromodulation headband deployed in research
2018
TOSOO spun out of ETH Zurich and incorporated
2020
First peer-reviewed clinical results in healthy ageing populations
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2022
Continued collaboration with The LOOP Zurich and StimuLOOP
TheLOOPZurich
StimuLOOP
2024
Clinical trials completed across multiple indications
PD - Extension Study
MDD - Clinical Trial
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2025
AXORA platform launched and deployed in larger clinical trials
PD Trial: Recruiting
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2026

Device Evolution

Backed by years
of research

Our technology has been stress-tested across populations, settings, and hardware generations.

TOSOO Axora

End-to-End Sleep Platform - 2026

AXORA is a complete sleep platform integrating Wavescope, our study management software, and the TOSOO Connect patient app. A wet electrode setup delivers high-accuracy EEG data in a lightweight, minimal fabric design built for long-term nightly wear.

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TSB Axo

Designed for the Real World - 2024

The TSB Axo marked the transition from academic instrument to engineered product, with a streamlined wearable form factor, reduced energy consumption, and improved stimulation algorithms and protocols.

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MHSL-SleepBand v3

Smarter, Smaller, Connected - 2022

The v3 introduced a smaller, more comfortable form factor for nightly use and integration with a third-party data management system.

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MHSL-SleepBand v2

First Device in the Field - 2018

The SleepBand v2 was our first device deployed in active research, bringing closed-loop auditory stimulation from concept into practice and establishing the scientific foundation we build on today.

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SleepLoop Prototype

The Origin - 2017

Our journey began with the SleepLoop Consortium's vision: to enhance sleep through cutting-edge technology. Developed at ETH Zurich and the University of Zurich, it was the first proof that closed-loop auditory stimulation could work.

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Team

Yanik Siegwart

CEO

Christoph Rupp

COO

Dr. Giulia Da Poian

Lead AI & Algorithms Engineering

Dr. Melanie Furrer

Lead Neuroscience

Mitra Romina Karimi

Lead Design & Project Manager

Elias Wicki

Lead Embedded Engineering

Simone Accascina

Lead Software Engineering

Bazyli von Salis

Lead Commercial & Partnerships

Scientific Co-founders

Prof. Dr. Walter Karlen

Professor of Biomedical Engineering, University of Ulm

Prof. Dr. Reto Huber

Professor of Child and Adolescent Sleep Research, University of Zurich

Prof. Dr. med. Christian Baumann

Medical Co-Director, University Hospital Zürich

Careers

Work on a problem
that matters

We are a small team building something that takes rigour, patience, and genuine curiosity. If that sounds like you, we would like to hear from you.

No open positions right now

We are always interested in hearing from exceptional people. If you are an engineer, neuroscientist, or operator who cares about what we are building, send us a note.

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