Our technology

Understand cognitive change.

Built on years of research and developed with adults with lived experience of cognitive impairments, clinicians and academics, Cognitive HealthTech is creating a more personal way to understand changes in cognitive performance over time.

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Your cognitive overview

A picture built from everyday interaction.

Personal baselineRecent pattern
  • Attention
  • Memory & Learning
  • Language
  • Executive function
A man speaking into his phone at a table by a window

Behavioural signals

Cognitive signals already exist in everyday behaviour.

We measure 40+ digital biomarkers to detect subtle changes in facial expression, behaviour, language and tone of voice to understand brain / cognitive performance.

A person speaking naturally during a video conversation on a smartphone

Analysis of natural interaction; no scanning, no surveillance.

  • SpeechRhythm, pace and flow within spoken interaction.
  • LanguageHow words and structure are used and expressed.
  • Facial BehaviourSubtle expression within natural visual interaction.
  • AttentionPatterns of focus and engagement during interaction.
  • InteractionHow signals combine across an everyday exchange.

The objective is not to replace human interaction with technology. It is to understand more from the interactions already taking place.

Human → Signal → Understanding

From a natural conversation
to a clearer picture of change.

01Human

Everyday interaction

A short, natural conversation. Nothing that feels like a test, and nothing that feels like being watched.

A man sitting at home speaking naturally while holding his smartphone

02Signals

Behavioural signals emerge

We measure 40+ digital biomarkers to detect subtle changes in facial expression, behaviour, language and tone of voice to understand brain / cognitive performance.

ANALYSIS

03Personal baseline

Not simply compared with everyone. Understood as an individual.

Signals build a personal baseline, so change is understood relative to the individual.

Personal baseline

Indicative

Week 1Week 12

04Insight

A more personal view of cognitive change

Meaningful trends across cognitive domains can become easier to see, without a clinic visit and without a test-day snapshot.

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Focus61/100
Memory34/100
Executive Function5/5
Communication
Sensory Impact3/5
Emotional Regulation97%

Concept interface: product experience in development

Analysis is designed around consent and everyday interaction, not surveillance. Visualisations shown are indicative and do not represent clinical results.

  • 40+ IndicatorsMultidimensional signals
  • 6 Cognitive DomainsInterconnected framework
  • Personal BaselineIndividual context
  • Longitudinal InsightPatterns over time

The cognitive framework

Cognition isn’t one thing.

The Cognitive HealthTech framework considers six interconnected domains of cognitive functioning, helping create a broader view of how cognitive performance may change over time.

The
individual

Domain 01 / 06

Attention

The ability to focus, sustain and shift attention.

These domains do not operate in isolation; a change in one often influences how others are expressed.

Personalised understanding

Your baseline should begin with you.

Traditional cognitive assessment can rely heavily on comparison with population norms at a single point in time.

Cognitive HealthTech is being developed around a more individual approach, establishing a personal baseline and observing how patterns change relative to that individual over time. Cognitive performance naturally varies, so a pattern across many interactions can say more than any single snapshot.

Population snapshot

“How do I compare with everyone else?”

Personal baseline

“How am I changing relative to myself?”

Not simply compared with everyone.
Understood as an individual.

The technology journey

From interaction to insight.

  1. 01. Capture

    Natural audio and video interaction provides behavioural information.

  2. 02. Analyse

    AI examines patterns across multiple behavioural indicators.

  3. 03. Understand

    Signals are interpreted across the cognitive framework and personal baseline.

  4. 04. Track

    Longitudinal patterns create an evolving picture of cognitive performance.

Product experience

Complex data. Designed to become understandable.

Cognitive HealthTech is being designed to turn complex behavioural information into a clear, accessible experience, helping people better understand patterns in their cognitive performance.

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Your cognitive overview

A picture built from everyday interaction.

Personal baselineRecent pattern
  • Attention
  • Memory & Learning
  • Language
  • Executive function

Personal cognitive overview

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Domain patterns

Six interconnected domains, over time.

Personal baselineRecent pattern
  • Attention
  • Memory & Learning
  • Language
  • Executive function
  • Perceptual motor
  • Social cognition

Cognitive-domain trends

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Your progress

Twelve weeks relative to your own baseline.

Interactions captured

Week 1Week 12

Your baseline

The more everyday interaction, the richer the picture of your own patterns becomes.

Longitudinal progress view

Concept interface shown for illustration. The product experience is in active development and is not a released clinical product.

Two people in warm, natural conversation together

Designed around people

Technology should work around people. Not the other way around.

Natural Interaction

Designed around familiar everyday behaviour.

Personal

Understanding begins with the individual.

Accessible

Complex information should be understandable and useful.

Responsible

Privacy, consent and responsible use of AI are fundamental to the approach.

The science behind the technology

Built on a scientific framework. Advancing through validation.

Explore the research, cognitive framework and validation journey behind Cognitive HealthTech.

A shared challenge

Rooted in the UK. Relevant beyond it.

Delayed diagnosis and limited monitoring capacity are challenges shared across health systems internationally. Current engagement is rooted in UK healthcare, while the technology is being developed with wider relevance in mind, recognising that pathways, reimbursement and regulatory requirements differ by country.

Health-economic outcomes form part of the wider evidence and validation journey.