Physiological sensors and AI detect rising stress before sensory overload, enabling timely sensory intervention to prevent autistic outbursts.
Adaptive training algorithms are rearranged by patient performance to improve mild cognitive impairment across memory, fluency, and agility.
Automated questionnaires and competing behavior pathways improve FBA accuracy while cutting assessment time and easing specialist workload.
Optical-filter eyewear and a tagged sensor mat simulate impaired driving and give real-time feedback to reveal driving errors safely.
A compact mastoid-electrode headset shifts control to a mobile app, enabling discreet nerve stimulation without messy gel handling.
A mobile app matches character strengths to coping strategies, making stress support more accessible for people on the autism spectrum.
Continuous trait tracking pairs scoping with daily feedback to make habit change more reliable than willpower alone.
Combining brain activity, sensor, and cognitive data creates a quantitative PTSD signature for more objective and timely detection of comorbidities.
Machine learning analyzes child video and audio recordings to detect behavioral patterns with higher diagnostic accuracy and less evaluation time.
Machine learning turns treatment fidelity, patient, and environmental data into personalized care plans and better clinician feedback.
Biometric brain-pattern modeling and feedback loops improve real-time behavior prediction and intervention planning for unforeseen events.