Josh Roper

VP, Operations & Co-Founder at Neursantys

Josh Roper is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in operations and product management across various sectors, including technology and utilities. Currently serving as Co-founder and Vice President of Operations at Neursantys since August 2021, Josh Roper contributes to innovations in wearable neuro-prosthetics that address neurophysiological impairments. In addition, Josh Roper has held the position of Vice President of Operations at Protxx, Inc. since December 2018. Previously, Josh Roper spent a decade at Silver Spring Networks, culminating in roles such as Senior Vice President of Product Management and GM for Utilities. Earlier career milestones include leadership positions at SAP Labs and Siebel Systems, as well as significant contributions during tenure at TXU. Josh Roper holds an MBA in Management of Technology and Entrepreneurship from the University of California, Berkeley, and a BSEE in Solid State and Physical Electronics from Rice University.

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Neursantys

Age-related balance impairments caused by vestibular dysfunction affect 35% of U.S. adults aged 40 years and older (58 million Americans). The economic burden includes >$225 billion in lost productivity and reduced quality of life and >$50B/year in fall-related elderly healthcare costs. Today, diagnosing these disruptions requiresexpensive clinical equipment and complex procedures, and treatments to restore balance require surgically implanted electrodes. Neursantys has developed NEURVESTA, a non-invasive wearable device that can detect vestibular-related balance impairments and correct them with a specialized form of neurostimulation know as Electrical Vestibular Stimulation (EVS). EVS can counteract vestibular balance impairments caused by age-related degeneration, injures such as concussions, and neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis.


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Calgary, Canada

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