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PRECISIS

Heidelberg, GermanyFounded 2004

  • Neuromodulation
  • Epilepsy

PRECISIS is a Heidelberg-based medical technology company developing bioelectronic and targeted neuromodulation therapies for neurological diseases. Its flagship EASEE® system is a minimally invasive brain-stimulation treatment designed for people with drug-resistant focal epilepsy when medication does not provide sufficient seizure control.

Founded
2004
Employees
11–50

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Recent highlights

PRECISIS has advanced EASEE from European commercialization toward broader clinical validation. On Apr 28, 2025, the company reported the first UK implantation of its EASEE implant in a patient with drug-resistant focal epilepsy. On Nov 6, 2025, a trial of the company’s brain-stimulation technology for drug-resistant epilepsy received FDA authorization, an important step toward U.S. clinical development. In December 2025, Great Ormond Street Hospital joined the multicentre EASEE4YOU study, evaluating the system in adolescents aged 12–17; the collaboration represents the first systematic clinical use of EASEE in this population. PRECISIS also received recognition for its technology when EASEE won first prize at the American Epilepsy Foundation Shark Tank competition, an award dated Jan 6, 2023. The company’s intellectual-property activity includes seven granted patents and two registered trademarks. Public information indicates continued operational and headcount improvement through 2026, although no open positions were listed in the latest hiring update.

Written by reccy's AI from company sites, press and funding records · updated Sep 2026

What makes PRECISIS distinct

  1. 01Develops minimally invasive neuromodulation therapies targeting neurological conditions.
  2. 02Focuses on drug-resistant focal epilepsy, serving patients who do not achieve adequate seizure control with medication.
  3. 03Uses a sub-scalp, above-skull electrode configuration designed to deliver targeted stimulation without direct brain contact.
  4. 04Has received FDA authorization to begin a pivotal clinical trial for the EASEE® system.
  5. 05Combines medical-device development with clinical research, digital guidance, and patient-focused support.

Technology & products2

  • EASEE®

    A minimally invasive neurostimulation system for adults with drug-resistant focal epilepsy. Electrodes implanted under the scalp, above the skull, deliver targeted stimulation without contacting the brain.

  • EPI-GUIDE

    An information service providing general guidance about the EASEE® system, treatment suitability, safety considerations, and questions to discuss with healthcare professionals.

  • EASEE® minimally invasive brain-stimulation system
  • Targeted neuromodulation
  • Bioelectronic therapies
  • Sub-scalp, above-skull neurostimulation electrodes
  • Neurostimulation solutions integrating science, AI, and digital technology

Recent updates5

  • Dec 11, 2025Product launch

    PRECISIS is conducting the first systematic clinical use of its EASEE neurostimulation system in adolescents through the EASEE4YOU study, marking the initial launch of this therapy for patients aged 12–17 with drug-resistant focal epilepsy.

    med-techinsights.com
  • Dec 11, 2025Partnership

    PRECISIS and Great Ormond Street Hospital formed a research collaboration as GOSH joined the multicentre EASEE4YOU clinical study evaluating the EASEE neurostimulation system in adolescents with drug-resistant focal epilepsy.

    med-techinsights.com
  • Apr 28, 2025Product launch

    Precisis launched the EASEE® implant in the UK for patients with focal epilepsy who do not respond to medication. The device was successfully implanted in a UK patient, marking its first use in the country.

    bdaily.co.uk

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About PRECISIS

Products
EASEE®, EPI-GUIDE
Focus areas
Medical devices, neurotechnology, neuromodulation, epilepsy, brain stimulation, bioelectronics, digital health, clinical trials
Headquarters
Heidelberg, Germany
Founded
2004
Employees
11–50
Patents granted
7 (Crunchbase)
Trademarks
2