Taylor Wessing and Saul Associés are advising Naqi Logix and Wisear on their merger

The law firm Taylor Wessing advised Naqi Logix, a Canadian company specializing in non-invasive neural interfaces, on the acquisition, via a share for share, of 100% of the shares of Wisear Assets & Liabilities, specializing in the creation of human-machine interfaces.

Based in Paris, Wisear Assets & Liabilities is joining Naqi Logix to strengthen its technological capabilities and team in the field of non-invasive neural interfaces, while accelerating the international commercialization of its solutions, particularly in Europe.

This transaction, launched in 2024, brings together two expert teams, expands Naqi’s intellectual property portfolio, and strengthens its capabilities in artificial intelligence and signal processing. It aligns with Naqi Logix’s strategy to develop applications in the fields of accessibility, robotics, augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR), and productivity.

This acquisition consolidates Naqi Logix’s leadership position as the company continues to develop its pilot programs and strategic collaborations with international technology, robotics, and healthcare partners. By helping to shape the neural ear interface segment, Naqi offers a unique and scalable platform for neural input, fostering industry adoption of this technology.

• In connection with this transaction, Taylor Wessing in Paris advised Naqi Logix on the following aspects:

• Corporate with Gilles Amsallem (partner), Sébastien Pottemain, and Sarah Erena (associates);
• Employment Law with Mounira Freih-Bengabou (counsel) and Anaïs Edet (associate);
• Commercial Law with Marine Boullenger (associate);
• Real Estate Law with Laura Ngan (associate);
• Tax Law with Gwendal Chatain (partner) and Nicolas Dardé (associate);
• IP with Pauline Albouy (associate);
• IT with Hugo Khalfallaoui (associate).