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Neurora illuminates what
the eye can't see

100+ behavioral markers captured and analyzed during natural
clinical interaction.

How Neurora Enhances Clinical Assessment

Objective Results

Measurable, visualized insights, all in one workflow.

Non-Intrusive

No sensors. No screens. No constraints.

Data You Can Trust

Clinically-proven accuracy,validated across diverse populations.

Clinical Superpowers

100+ behaviors are captured and analyzed, mapping the diverse pathways of autism.

We See. Clinicians Decide.

WATCH NEURORA IN ACTION

Watch a standard ADOS-2 session transform into 100+ behavioral data points.

Because every child is different. We help families and clinicians see the full picture, with data that reflects each child's individuality

Neurora captures Behavioral Markers Impossible to Track Manually

140+ behavioral parameters working together to reveal the full picture

Gait/Gestures

Gait/Gestures

Eye Movements

Eye Movements

Facial Expression

Facial Expression

Joint Attention

Joint Attention

Affect Analysis

Affect Analysis

Semantic Analysis

Semantic Analysis

Voice Analysis

Voice Analysis

Gait/Gestures

Gait/Gestures

Eye Movements

Eye Movements

Facial Expression

Facial Expression

Joint Attention

Joint Attention

Affect Analysis

Affect Analysis

Semantic Analysis

Semantic Analysis

Voice Analysis

Voice Analysis

How does Neurora work?

SAME WORKFLOW. SAME CARE.

JUST WITH A LITTLE EXTRA TECH MAGIC.

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1

Capture:

Place camera. Start session. Conduct your assessment as you always do. No changes needed.

2

Analyze:

Our AI analyzes 140+ behavioral biomarkers automatically.

3

Report:

Like constellations forming in the night sky, Neurora transforms recordings into 100+ mapped behaviors with actionable insights that can be measured over time.

“NEURORA is amazing! I used to hand code looking times for infants and the automaticity, accuracy, and coordination of modalities of your program is impressive.”

Camille W. Brune, Ph.D. Instructor | Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences,
Autism Assessment Research, Treatment and Services (AARTS) Center