NeuroSpeechAI

📍 london, United Kingdom🗓 Founded 2023💰 Last funded 2026
NeuroSpeechAI revolutionizes therapy for brain injury, stroke, and dementia patients through a suite of seven innovative apps. Incorporated in April 2023 as a UCL spinout by Professors Jenny Crinion and Alex Leff we merge advanced mobile game development with a groundbreaking, tailored speech recognition system. Our apps are designed to understand and support distorted vision and speech, enabling patients to use them independently for home-based therapy, while providing immediate, robust feedback on their progress. Our technology not only offers personalized therapeutic exercises but also employs algorithmic AI to continuously enhance the platform based on user performance data. This approach ensures that each patients experience is engaging, effective, and directly contributes to the improvement of their recovery. Available for both mobile and desktop, NeuroSpeechAIs mission is to make quality therapy accessible to everyone affected by acquired visual and language disorders. By offering our therapies on a global scale, we aim to speed up recovery and significantly improve the quality of life for our users, all from the comfort of their home. Dedicated to breaking down barriers in therapy access, NeuroSpeechAI is a testament to the power of combining medical research with digital innovation to create real-world solutions for those in need.
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Frequently asked questions
Who invested in NeuroSpeechAI?
NeuroSpeechAI has 1 investors on record on gritt.io, 1 mid-stage.
When did NeuroSpeechAI last raise funding?
The most recent investment in NeuroSpeechAI recorded on gritt.io was in 2026.
When was NeuroSpeechAI founded?
NeuroSpeechAI was founded in 2023.
What industry is NeuroSpeechAI in?
NeuroSpeechAI operates in Mobile Gaming Apps. Find similar Mobile Gaming Apps investors on gritt.io.
Where is NeuroSpeechAI based?
NeuroSpeechAI is headquartered in london, United Kingdom.