CereGate
CereGate (Munich): clinical-stage neurotechnology company whose software runs on Boston Scientific deep brain stimulation systems; first clinical indication is freezing of gait in Parkinson's disease.
CereGate GmbH (Munich) is a clinical-stage neurotechnology company whose approach is software, not new hardware: its therapy software runs on existing Boston Scientific deep brain stimulation (DBS) systems and is currently in clinical investigation.
What they’re building
Per the company’s own statements:
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the software’s first clinical indication is freezing of gait (FoG), a sudden interruption of walking that persists in some Parkinson’s patients despite optimized medication and responds poorly to established DBS
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separately, the company conducts research in spinal cord stimulation
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CereGate press page (Series C announcement, Oct 14, 2026): 01
Funding
CereGate announced an oversubscribed Series C on Oct 14, 2026, led by an unnamed “global US-based medtech company,” with Impact Ventures (Budapest) joining as a new investor. No amount was disclosed in the release. The press page also lists existing investors including High-Tech Gründerfonds, 468 Capital, re.Mind Capital, TruVenturo, Heal Capital and CARMA FUND.
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Notes
- CEO: Matthias Puls (per the release).
- The strategic lead investor is not named in the company release; trade coverage described it the same way.
What to watch
- Whether the unnamed medtech lead is identified (Boston Scientific itself would be notable given the platform dependency).
- Clinical readouts for freezing of gait, an indication where standard DBS often fails.
Source index
References, research and company reports.