Alpha Omega
Alpha Omega Engineering, founded 1993 in Israel, develops microelectrode recording systems, AI-based DBS navigation software (HaGuide), and neural data acquisition hardware used by neurosurgeons, electrophysiologists, and neuroscience researchers across 300+ hospitals in 40+ countries, distributed directly and via Medtronic.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1993
- HeadquartersNazareth, Israel
- Headcount101–250
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Alpha Omega does
Alpha Omega Engineering, founded in 1993 in Nazareth, Israel by Imad and Reem Younis, designs and manufactures neurophysiology recording and stimulation systems used in neuroscience research and functional neurosurgery, with particular focus on Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) navigation. The company's clinical portfolio centers on the Neuro Omega family of microelectrode recording (MER) systems (Neuro Omega, Neuro Omega Pro, NeuroSmart, NeuroNav), the AlphaProbe multi-channel microelectrode, and the HaGuide AI-assisted navigation software suite (including HaGuide Brain Map and LeadConfirm) for intraoperative brain mapping. The research portfolio is anchored by the alphaRS Pro neural data acquisition platform supporting up to 1024 channels with closed-loop control, complemented by motorized commutators (AlphaComm-I/A), acute electrodes, and Injectrodes. The αCare SENS cloud platform extends the company into longitudinal DBS patient management for neurologists.
Alpha Omega monetizes through a mix of medical device hardware sales, recurring software licenses (HaGuide and navigation tools), annual DBS service packages covering equipment maintenance, navigation software, target confirmation, and intraoperative support, and subscription access to the αCare SENS platform. Pricing is enterprise contract-based and not publicly disclosed. The go-to-market is direct enterprise field sales through wholly owned offices in Israel (HQ), the United States (Norcross, GA), Germany (Ubstadt-Weiher), and China (Guangzhou), augmented by a global distribution partnership with Medtronic initiated in 2019 and selected regional distributors. The company serves neurosurgeons, electrophysiologists, movement disorder neurologists, neuroscience researchers, and indirectly patients with Parkinson's disease, dystonia, and essential tremor, with equipment installed in approximately 300 hospitals across 40+ countries.
The company employs over 100 people globally including 50+ engineers, holds 5 granted patents with 17 pending, and reports 60% US and >30% EU market share in DBS navigation and microelectrode recording. Alpha Omega remains privately held, profitable according to ownership commentary, and reports being present in thousands of DBS procedures annually with its support reps attending more than 400 surgeries per year.
Alpha Omega firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Alpha Omega
- Legal name
- Alpha Omega Engineering
- Website
- https://alphaomega-eng.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1993
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 101–250 employees
- Short description
- Alpha Omega Engineering, founded 1993 in Israel, develops microelectrode recording systems, AI-based DBS navigation software (HaGuide), and neural data acquisition hardware used by neurosurgeons, electrophysiologists, and neuroscience researchers across 300+ hospitals in 40+ countries, distributed directly and via Medtronic.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Where Alpha Omega is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Nazareth
- HQ country
- Israel
- HQ region
- Middle East
Offices4 records
Markets served
Alpha Omega business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Medical Device Hardware Sales: Sale of neurophysiology recording systems, microelectrode recording systems, neuromodulation navigation systems, drives and headstages, accessories, and consumables for neuroscience research and neurosurgery procedures.
- Software Licenses: Navigation software licenses including HaGuide, NeuroNav, and other clinical software solutions for DBS procedures.
- Service Packages: DBS support service packages including on-site expert visits, technical and clinical support, navigation software license, target entry and exit confirmation, lead positioning confirmation, equipment maintenance, and preventive maintenance services.
- αCare SENS Platform: Patient management software for surgeons and movement disorder neurologists with EMR integration capabilities.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Annual | DBS Service packages - Maintenance and technical support for equipment |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels6 records
Marketing channels5 records
Alpha Omega product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Alpha Omega designs, manufactures, and sells neurophysiology recording and stimulation systems for neuroscience research and functional neurosurgery, with a primary focus on Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) navigation and microelectrode recording (MER) solutions. Its product portfolio spans neuroscience research data acquisition systems (alphaRS Pro, AlphaComm commutators, electrodes), clinical neurosurgery systems (Neuro Omega Pro, Neuro Omega, NeuroSmart, NeuroNav with HaGuide AI-based navigation), and the αCare SENS cloud-based DBS patient management platform, complemented by DBS service packages with on-site intraoperative support.
Product overview
Alpha Omega is a medical technology company offering integrated solutions across three domains: Neuroscience Research, Neurosurgery (DBS), and Neurology Patient Management. The neuroscience portfolio centers on the alphaRS Pro data acquisition system (up to 1024 channels) for electrophysiology research with restrained and free-moving subjects, complemented by motorized commutators (AlphaComm-I/A), acute electrodes, and Injectrodes. The neurosurgery portfolio centers on neuromodulation navigation systems (Neuro Omega Pro, Neuro Omega, NeuroSmart, NeuroNav) for DBS procedures, supported by HaGuide software suite (AlphaProbe, HaGuide Brain Map, LeadConfirm) for real-time brain mapping and AI-assisted navigation. Accessories include drives/headstages (NeuroFortis, Autoclavable Drive), consumables (cannula, electrodes, cables), and peripherals (NeuroMic, Remote Control, Stimulation Pedal). The neurology portfolio features the αCare SENS cloud platform for DBS patient management. The company also provides DBS service packages including on-site support, training, and maintenance.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- αCare SENS: A platform supporting neurologists and patients through different stages of the patient's healthcare journey with movement disorders, digitizing and visualizing DBS management.
- Neuro Omega
- NeuroSmart
- NeuroNav
- HaGuide
- AlphaComm
- alphaRS
- NeuroFortis
Products and services
- alphaRS Pro Neural Data Acquisition System High-performance neural data acquisition system supporting up to 1024 recording channels with real-time closed-loop control and integrated electrical stimulation (up to 256 channels), designed for neuroscience research with restrained and free-moving subjects.
- AlphaComm-I Motorized Commutator Motorized commutator that senses and tracks rotations induced in tethers connected to freely moving animals, preventing cable entanglement while maintaining noise-free high-quality signals.
- Acute Electrodes Acute tungsten glass-coated microelectrodes available in different diameters and lengths for high-quality neural recording and stimulation in acute experimental protocols.
- Injectrodes Versatile electrodes enabling simultaneous neural recording and fluid injection for neuroscience research applications.
- Neuro Omega Pro Neuromodulation System Advanced neuromodulation navigation system integrating lead placement confirmation and predictive outcome technologies for DBS procedures, supporting MER and LFP acquisition.
- Neuro Omega MER System FDA and CE approved clinical MER (microelectrode recording) system with up to 122 channels, integrated HaGuide real-time STN navigation, online data streaming to MATLAB/C++, and integrated stimulation capabilities for DBS surgery.
- NeuroSmart Portable MER System Portable MER system with advanced target localization capabilities, built-in FDA/CE approved HaGuide navigation, MATLAB data access, and 5 SPK + 5 LFP channels for DBS procedures.
- NeuroNav Compact MER System Compact MER system for clinical localization of surgical targets during DBS implantation procedures, designed for stereotactic neurosurgery applications.
- HaGuide DBS Navigation Software Suite Suite of DBS navigation software tools providing real-time data and statistics from MER and DBS-lead LFP signals, including AlphaProbe, HaGuide Brain Map, and LeadConfirm modules.
- HaGuide Brain Map Detection Algorithm Semi-automatic detection algorithm trained to detect borders of target structures (STN DLOR and VMNR boundaries) and recommend optimal stimulation locations using MER data.
- LeadConfirm LFP Recording Software Software for recording Local Field Potentials (LFPs) intraoperatively from any DBS lead to ensure optimal lead placement, with monopolar and bipolar recording capabilities.
- NeuroFortis Automatic Motorized Drive Automatic motorized drive headstage with built-in amplifier, digitizer, and stimulator; compatible with all Alpha Omega systems for stereotactic surgery.
- αCare SENS DBS Patient Management Platform Cloud-based DBS patient management platform supporting neurologists and patients through movement disorder healthcare journeys, providing data from the OR (electrophysiological mapping, lead placement, LFP recordings) and clinic (symptom tracking, monopolar review, stimulation parameters).
- NeuroExplorer Data Analysis Software Neurophysiological data analysis software providing comprehensive spike train analysis options for processing data from Alpha Omega recording systems.
- DBS Service Packages Comprehensive on-site DBS support services including equipment maintenance, technical and clinical support, navigation software licenses, target entry/exit confirmation, lead positioning confirmation, and intraoperative troubleshooting.
Quantifiable outcome
- 60% US market share, >30% in EU market share in DBS navigation
- +3 more outcomes
Companies that use Alpha Omega
Customer profileNamed customers10 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Alpha Omega technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration22 records
AI capability3 records
Feature6 records
Alpha Omega partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
One partnership is on record.
- MedtronicflagshipSince 2019, Alpha Omega and Medtronic have created a global partnership to bring Microelectrode Recording solutions to enhance workflow and make DBS implantation procedure simple, effective, and affordable. This partnership enables global distribution through Medtronic's Smart Surgical Suite initiative, combining Alpha Omega's MER technology with Medtronic's DBS leads and market reach.
Scale indicators9 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Alpha Omega competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- FHC Inc. US-based manufacturer of microelectrodes, micropositioners, and stereotactic frames used in DBS and single-unit recording. FHC competes most directly with Alpha Omega's microelectrode and drive/headstage portfolio, serving the same neurosurgery and research labs.
- Blackrock Microsystems: Designer of high-channel-count neural recording systems (up to 1024 channels) and electrode arrays for clinical and research use. Blackrock's NeuroPort and CerePlex systems are direct alternatives to Alpha Omega's alphaRS Pro and Neuro Omega lines for both BCI and DBS research.
- Tucker-Davis Technologies (TDT): Provider of electrophysiology data acquisition systems, signal processors, and experimental software for neuroscience laboratories. TDT's multi-channel recording platforms and SDK ecosystem overlap closely with Alpha Omega's research-instrument portfolio.
- Ripple Neuro: Manufacturer of neural recording and stimulation systems (e.g., the Grapevine and Nano2) for clinical and preclinical research. Ripple's hardware targets the same neuroscience-research customers as alphaRS and Neuro Omega for both free-moving and restrained experiments.
- Neuralynx: Supplier of high-channel neural data acquisition systems (Digital Lynx SX) and headstages used in academic neuroscience research. Neuralynx competes with Alpha Omega's research electrophysiology products among primate and rodent laboratories worldwide.
- Brain Products GmbH: European provider of EEG, MEG, and electrophysiology recording hardware (actiCHamp, LiveAmp) plus analysis software. Brain Products competes with Alpha Omega's neuroscience-research product line, particularly among academic labs focused on non-invasive and invasive neural recording.
Broad incumbents
- Medtronic: Global leader in DBS leads and implantable neurostimulators (Activa). Medtronic is also Alpha Omega's flagship distribution partner for MER solutions under the Smart Surgical Suite, giving it both an overlapping product line and a strategic channel relationship.
- Boston Scientific: Manufacturer of the Vercise DBS System, including directional leads and implantables. Boston Scientific competes with Alpha Omega's navigation/recording workflow at the lead-placement stage across the same neurosurgery customer base.
- Abbott: Producer of the Infinity DBS system and directional leads (via St. Jude Medical). Abbott is one of the three major DBS incumbent device makers whose leads Alpha Omega's LeadConfirm software is designed to be compatible with.
- Renishaw: Manufacturer of the Neuromate stereotactic robot used in DBS procedures. Renishaw's robotic systems overlap with Alpha Omega's navigation workflow and are commonly co-deployed with the Neuro Omega Pro in functional neurosurgery ORs.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
Alpha Omega social profiles
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Valuation estimate
Alpha Omega leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles11 records
Alpha Omega subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries3 records
Alpha Omega funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds1 record
Investors1 record
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Alpha Omega M&A and investment
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Investments
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Frequently asked questions about Alpha Omega
What does Alpha Omega do?
Alpha Omega designs, manufactures, and sells neurophysiology recording and stimulation systems for neuroscience research and functional neurosurgery, with a primary focus on Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) navigation and microelectrode recording (MER) solutions. Its product portfolio spans neuroscience research data acquisition systems (alphaRS Pro, AlphaComm commutators, electrodes), clinical neurosurgery systems (Neuro Omega Pro, Neuro Omega, NeuroSmart, NeuroNav with HaGuide AI-based navigation), and the αCare SENS cloud-based DBS patient management platform, complemented by DBS service packages with on-site intraoperative support.
Is Alpha Omega a public or private company?
Alpha Omega is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Alpha Omega founded?
Alpha Omega was founded in 1993. It employs 101 to 250 people.
Where is Alpha Omega based?
Alpha Omega is headquartered in Nazareth, Israel, in the Middle East region.
How does Alpha Omega make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Medical Device Hardware Sales are the primary driver. The others are software Licenses, service Packages and αCare SENS Platform.
Who are Alpha Omega's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are FHC Inc., Blackrock Microsystems, Tucker-Davis Technologies (TDT), Ripple Neuro, Neuralynx and Brain Products GmbH. Broad incumbents are Medtronic, Boston Scientific, Abbott and Renishaw.
Does Alpha Omega have an API?
Yes. Alpha Omega offers software development kits (SDKs) for online data streaming and full system control. Available packages include MATLAB, C#, C++, and Python. The SDKs enable developers to access neural data in real-time, program unique stimulation waveforms, control stimulation paradigms, and access digital ports for sending/receiving TTL pulses. Closed-loop functionality allows data to be analyzed online with results directly triggering digital outputs or stimulation. Developer documentation is at www.alphaomega-eng.com/alphaRS.