Getting started / patients & professionals

Demos &research partnerships.

Meet the prototype, discuss a research collaboration or learn about future availability. Our intended communication use is still under evaluation.

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For AAC dealers & speech therapists

Early research platform.
Questions worth exploring.

We welcome AAC dealers, speech therapists and research organisations interested in exploring our early MindClick platform. Proposed research examines control signals, electrode configurations, usability and customisation needs.

01 / DISCUSS

Define the research scope.

Tell us about your organisation, country, research questions and intended setting. We will discuss whether a collaboration is appropriate.

02 / PATHWAY

Confirm the applicable pathway.

Confirm the intended use, sponsor and site responsibilities, and the regulatory and ethics requirements before participant testing.

03 / PROTOCOL

Agree the evaluation protocol.

Document the permitted hardware/software configuration, tasks, training, safety controls, consent and data handling.

04 / LEARN

Review the research findings.

Use the agreed evaluation to inform future design and customisation research. It does not establish availability for routine patient care.

Participant testing requires an agreed research framework and the applicable regulatory, ethics and consent arrangements. Early kits are not offered for routine patient care or onward patient supply.

Research questions

Explore what may need
to be personalised.

Our research explores how control signals, electrode placement, usability and support needs vary between people. Findings must be interpreted within the relevant protocol and evidence limits.

Research first. Routine availability requires conformity.
A research collaboration is not an order for a daily-use medical communication device.

  • Control and signal qualityWhich facial action and EEG task produce usable, repeatable signals?
  • Electrodes and fittingWhich positions, contact arrangements and wearable configuration suit the person?
  • Communication accessWhich navigation, selection and message-building options are practical?
  • Everyday supportWhat setup, training, caregiver involvement and follow-up will be needed?

For patients & caregivers

Explore the development programme.

You are welcome to attend a prototype demonstration and discuss your communication goals. A caregiver, speech therapist or AAC professional can join. Attendance does not establish individual suitability.

01 / DISCUSS

Share your goals.

Tell us which tools you use, what is difficult and what you want to be able to express.

02 / EXPLORE

Attend a prototype demonstration.

Learn which prototype functions can be shown. Any opportunity for participant testing requires a separate eligibility and research process.

03 / NEXT STEPS

Discuss future opportunities.

Ask about future updates or potential study opportunities. Expressing interest does not guarantee enrolment, benefit or access to a device.

Individual suitability varies. Suitability and performance remain under evaluation; any participant assessment requires the applicable research arrangements.

Practical arrangements

Agree the scope
before work begins.

For a proposed research collaboration, agree the responsibilities, configuration, permitted activities and any costs in writing. Supply for participant testing is conditional on the applicable research arrangements and permissions.

We do not claim medical-device reimbursement or routine patient availability for the prototype.

Meet the prototype at REHACARE.

23–26 September 2026 · Düsseldorf
Hall 05 · Stand 5A28

Book a 30-minute introduction to the prototype and our development programme. Attendance does not enrol you in a study or confirm eligibility for individual device testing.

Prototype demonstration only. The displayed configuration is not CE-marked under the EU MDR and is not available for routine patient use. Google Calendar opens to confirm your appointment.

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