Axion Biosystems specializes in neural interfacing technologies with wide applicability to the research, clinical, and drug discovery markets. Our proprietary technology allows simultaneous stimulation and recording of neural tissue—an industry first—and includes low-power chips that service thousands of channels. While current development is focused on pharmaceutical drug screening, ongoing development will result in devices in the medical arena.

Axion Biosystems is located in the ATDC Biosciences center, a technology business incubator in the heart of Georgia Tech's Biomedical engineering complex in Atlanta, GA. In this complex, we have access to two state-of-the art facilities including the NanoTechnology Research Center (MiRC) and the Laboratory for Neuroengineering (Neurolab).

NanoTechnology Research Center is the biomedical hub of the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network (NNIN) and has cutting edge tools for micro and nanofabrication. This includes standard cleanroom equipment for wet/dry etching, deposition, photolithography and metrology tools like SEM, optical microscopes, and profilometers. The Neurolab provides access to rapid prototyping tools, machine-shop facilities and specialized electronics testing equipment for neural research. We believe that proximity to and association with these facilities will increase the pace of product development at Axion Biosystems.