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NERON AI uses novel digital technology to measure brain performance - Canadian Healthcare Technology

·Sep 30, 2026
Source: Canadian Healthcare Technology
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Toronto-based NERON AI, a startup company, has created a computer-based system that measures brain performance through exercises that test the brain’s neuromotor control – how a person simultaneously moves and thinks.

The system is sensitive enough to spot the onset of dementia years before a standard clinical diagnosis – using an on-screen test that takes about 10 minutes.

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