Discuss the research scope
Define the control signals, usability questions and intended research setting.
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Explore our research-partnership pathway, prototype demonstrations and stories from our development journey.
REHACARE 2026
Explore the prototype.
Discuss the research programme.
Meet us in Düsseldorf on 23–26 September, Hall 05, Stand 5A28.
Patients and caregivers are welcome to learn about the prototype. Dealers and speech therapists can discuss research collaboration. Attendance is not study enrolment or confirmation of eligibility for individual device testing.
Historical prototype footage from REHACARE 2024. Earlier headsets and functions may differ. Demonstrations do not establish clinical performance; MindClick is not free-form thought-to-speech.
Our current strategy
Research collaboration.
Evidence for future design.
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. 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.
Agree an evaluation protocol
Confirm the permitted configuration, training, safety and consent arrangements.
Inform future design
Review intended clicks, false activations, repeatability and effort within the agreed research scope.
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Milestones, events & coverage.
Historical articles retain their publication dates and links. Dated corrections clarify earlier product and regulatory statements where needed. Awards, media coverage and event demonstrations do not establish medical-device conformity or clinical performance. See the current product-status information for today’s position.
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