The choice to partner with the VU Demonstrator Lab was strategic; it provides a fertile ground for innovation, offering access to a rich network of academic experts, tech professionals, and potential investors. The lab’s resources and mentorship programs have proven invaluable, allowing us to iterate rapidly on our prototype and conduct essential market research in a supportive, resource-rich environment. The collaborative atmosphere at the lab fosters creativity and has been instrumental in propelling our project from concept to a viable product that promises not just to meet but exceed the current and future demands of healthcare delivery.
AI-based, wearable visual aid technology 1 in 30 Europeans suffers from visual impairment, and 75% of them are unemployed. Taking the form of a pair of glasses, Sonoptic is an AI based solution helps the visually impaired at work, at home and in education by providing three key features: Object identification – to help find […]
Breath sensors for pre-symptomatic disease detection Over the past few years, traffic incidents caused by drivers that are under the influence of laughing gas have increased more than ten-fold. Unlike for alcohol and drugs, there is currently no device available that can prove a driver was under the influence of laughing gas. We are developing […]
AI application for tailored feedback on how to improve speech. ReadLer is an innovative AI-powered educational app, addressing pronunciation and reading skills. It’s a speech assistant not your regular language learning app. Deaf individuals face challenges in language learning, requiring intense and costly support. But they need detailed and accurate speech and pronunciation feedback. Current […]