Neuronova (Provo, UT) has developed a vibroacoustic therapy chair designed to boost dopamine production and relieve anxiety, pain, and more—an early-stage innovation blending neuroscience, engineering, and anecdotal breakthroughs. The company will soon begin a $3 million NIH-funded Phase II study.

Wells Fargo announces its technology banking team in Utah, led by Josh Creer, which aims to support local startups across software, hardware, fintech, and other tech sectors, reinforcing the bank's long-term commitment to Silicon Slopes.

Canary Speech (Provo, UT) announces it has obtained HITRUST e1 Certification, reinforcing its commitment to cybersecurity related to its voice biomarker technology.

Seek Labs (Salt Lake City, UT) has used its AI-powered discovery engine to identify genomic vulnerabilities in the measles virus—advancing a potential CRISPR-based antiviral platform as the U.S. faces its worst measles outbreak in decades.

Brett Talbot, Co-Founder and Chief Clinical Officer at Videra Health (Orem, UT) discusses AI technologies that were originally developed for behavioral health are now showing strong potential in diagnosing and monitoring movement disorders.

Pattern (Lehi, UT) adds tech veterans Sue Taylor and Ann Mather to its Board of Directors, reinforcing strategic growth with AI tools unveiled at its Accelerate ecommerce conference.

Vasion (St. George, UT) has launched new platform upgrades that boost enterprise print security, automation, and sustainability while expanding its international footprint and workforce training. A new Frankfurt office, AI features, and DoD-grade security signal a future-ready direction.

Sworn (Provo, UT), an AI and public safety startup co-founded by crime tech veteran Sean Bair, has raised $1.2 million in seed funding to advance its biometric platform, which uses wearables and agency data to measure stress and improve the mental and physical health of police officers.