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To learn more about Neurora, our autism assessment clinical support platform, email [email protected].

Happy 250th Birthday, America. 🇺🇸❤️Today we celebrate freedom, family, and the communities that make our country strong....
07/04/2026

Happy 250th Birthday, America. 🇺🇸❤️

Today we celebrate freedom, family, and the communities that make our country strong. Wishing everyone a safe and joyful Fourth of July!

As you celebrate, let’s also remember that fireworks can be overwhelming for many autistic children and others with sensory sensitivities. A little kindness, understanding, and planning can make the holiday more enjoyable for everyone.

Whether that means using noise-canceling headphones, creating a quiet space, celebrating with daytime activities, or simply showing patience and compassion, small gestures make a big difference.

Happy Independence Day from all of us at Argus. Here’s to a future where every child can participate in celebrations in the way that feels right for them. 💙

Clinical judgment has always been, and will always remain, at the center of autism assessment.Neurora was never designed...
06/30/2026

Clinical judgment has always been, and will always remain, at the center of autism assessment.

Neurora was never designed to replace that judgment. It was designed to support it.

By capturing and quantifying social communication behaviors during observational autism assessments, Neurora adds an objective layer of behavioral evidence that supports clinical supervision, documentation, quality assurance, and defensibility.

The clinician makes the diagnosis. We simply help strengthen the record.

Every child tells a story through the way they look, play, communicate, and connect.Those moments matter.Helping clinici...
06/29/2026

Every child tells a story through the way they look, play, communicate, and connect.

Those moments matter.

Helping clinicians capture them more objectively is why we built Neurora.

No single tool in autism diagnostics is 100% accurate. Not a seasoned clinician. Not Neurora.Accurate diagnosis comes fr...
06/23/2026

No single tool in autism diagnostics is 100% accurate. Not a seasoned clinician. Not Neurora.

Accurate diagnosis comes from layers of information, each catching what the others might miss. Think Swiss cheese. Every slice has holes. But layer enough of them together, and you get something more solid.

Neurora is designed to be one of those layers. It fits inside the clinical workflow providers already use and adds objective behavioral measurement (gaze, vocalization, facial movement) to support clinical observation and judgment.

The clinician decides. Neurora simply helps fill in the holes.

Answer: The primary safety mechanism isn't the software or FDA clearance. It's the clinician!Neurora does not diagnose a...
06/22/2026

Answer: The primary safety mechanism isn't the software or FDA clearance. It's the clinician!

Neurora does not diagnose autism. It captures and measures behavioral data from a clinical interaction. The clinician interprets that information, weighs it against everything else they know about the child, and makes the diagnostic decision.

That has always been our model.

Today, Neurora is being evaluated through supervised research and clinical pilot programs, in which licensed clinicians remain fully responsible for assessment and diagnosis. The ongoing FDA review provides an additional independent evaluation of safety and performance, which is why we're pursuing it.

But the core safeguard remains the same: clinical judgment.

Our goal is not to replace clinicians. It's to give them better tools, better data, and better infrastructure to support the decisions they already make every day.

Today is Autistic Pride Day!Autistic Pride Day is an opportunity to celebrate neurodiversity, recognize the strengths an...
06/18/2026

Today is Autistic Pride Day!

Autistic Pride Day is an opportunity to celebrate neurodiversity, recognize the strengths and perspectives of autistic individuals, and promote a world where differences are understood, respected, and valued.

At Neurora, we believe that every individual deserves access to accurate, equitable autism assessment and support, regardless of where they live.

Different, not less.

Learn more about Autistic Pride Day at www.AutisticPrideDay.org

Autism Society of America Autism Parenting Magazine

When we think about brain health, we often think about memory, learning, communication, and connection.In autism assessm...
06/17/2026

When we think about brain health, we often think about memory, learning, communication, and connection.

In autism assessment, clinicians look at things like facial expressions, eye contact, vocalizations, and social interactions to better understand how a child experiences and engages with the world. These behaviors are meaningful signals of brain function.

Today, advances in technology are helping us measure these signals more consistently and objectively. When combined with clinical expertise, objective measurement has the potential to strengthen assessments, support better-informed care decisions, and expand access to quality services for more families.

As we recognize Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, we're reminded that every advance in medicine begins with a better understanding of what can be measured. Understanding behavior helps us understand the brain, and better measurement creates new opportunities to improve care across the lifespan.

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The Autism Community in Action Autism Society of America

What if autism evaluations could capture objective behavioral data without changing the assessment itself?Our research a...
06/11/2026

What if autism evaluations could capture objective behavioral data without changing the assessment itself?

Our research article, "A naturalistic, non-invasive method for capturing biometric data during autism evaluations," is now published in Frontiers.

This publication represents an important step toward bringing objective behavioral measurement into clinical practice while preserving clinician judgment and established standards of care.

We are grateful to our collaborators, clinicians, researchers, and families who made this work possible.

Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gzsnEDtP

This Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, we're reminded that behavior can provide important clues about brain health. T...
06/09/2026

This Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, we're reminded that behavior can provide important clues about brain health. Through the objective measurement of facial expression, vocalization, and gaze, Neurora helps transform observable behavior into structured, measurable information that supports clinical decision-making and more consistent assessment.

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