NEUROCUB
Cognitive Engagement Platform for Care Environments
Neurocub is intended for supervised engagement and informational purposes only. Not a medical device.
Close the daily therapy gap in bedside recovery
Supervised Digital Interaction & Engagement System
Neurocub is currently being piloted and tested in clinical settings in collaboration with healthcare professionals. The system is refined based on real-world bedside use, patient interaction, and clinician feedback.
Neurocub is designed for post-acute and long-term care environments where patients require consistent cognitive training, but specialist time is limited.
The system supports daily, structured sessions at the bedside — with remote operator assistance when required and AI-guided session flow for approved activity types — while clinicians review session logs and progress indicators in the dashboard.
Neurocub is built to help care teams maintain consistency: short, repeatable daily sessions that keep patients mentally active between therapist visits. Sessions are supervised, documented, and configurable, enabling predictable routines across rooms, units, and facilities.
Supervised bedside sessions — available every day
Why daily consistency matters
After coma, stroke, or critical illness, patients often restart from basic recognition, attention, and simple decision-making. Long gaps between sessions reduce continuity and can slow functional return. Neurocub is designed to keep the cognitive routine stable day-to-day.
How Neurocub delivers sessions
Care teams can run bedside sessions on the Neurobot workstation. A remote operator may guide the patient through the flow via video when required, or AI-guided logic can run approved activity types. Clinicians review results, session notes, and engagement metrics in the dashboard. Neurocub does not diagnose, treat, or replace therapy. It supports supervised engagement workflows in care environments.
THE PROBLEM WE SOLVE
In post-acute recovery, cognitive function is rebuilt through repetition: small tasks performed consistently, every day, with gradual complexity growth.
In many facilities, therapist availability is limited. Patients may wait days between sessions, even when daily stimulation would be clinically preferable for consistency and engagement.
Neurocub helps care teams reduce that gap by enabling structured bedside sessions on a predictable schedule — keeping the patient’s cognitive routine active between specialist visits.
Sessions remain supervised and documented, while the delivery model can adapt to workflow: remote operator assistance when needed, or AI-guided flow for approved activity types.
ADAPTIVE PLATFORM LOGIC & ANALYTICS
Each session generates structured, reviewable data: task type, completion, response timing, prompts used, and consistency patterns.
This allows clinicians to quickly understand what the patient did day-to-day — even if the specialist was not physically present at every bedside session.
Neurocub supports progression planning and session configuration based on observed engagement capacity. Dashboards provide patient-level history and pilot-level reporting without adding manual paperwork load.
STRUCTURED SESSION FRAMEWORK
Neurocub sessions are structured to support gradual progression — from basic recognition and attention tasks to more complex activities involving memory, language-linked prompts, sequencing, and guided problem solving.
The framework is designed for repeatability: short daily sessions, consistent rules, and clear step-by-step prompts that reduce dependency on one specific specialist being available at the bedside.
Clinicians can adjust content level, pacing, and supervision mode, while keeping session documentation and continuity stable across days and shifts.
Clinical value from day one
Neurocub is designed to provide care teams with immediate operational and clinical value by structuring cognitive engagement, supporting objective monitoring, and enabling scalable deployment in rehabilitation environments.
Structured cognitive engagement
Neurocub provides ready-to-deploy cognitive engagement programs organized within a structured rehabilitation framework. Care teams can immediately introduce guided digital sessions without the need to design their own tools, content systems, or engagement methodologies. The platform supports consistent daily interaction, standardized session formats, and repeatable therapeutic workflows across patient groups.
AI-supported monitoring & session analytics
During every session, Neurocub captures structured interaction data including task performance, response patterns, and engagement dynamics. Analytical models process these signals to support progress tracking, session review, and data-informed configuration by specialists. This enables care teams to complement clinical observation with consistent, measurable engagement indicators.
Scalable clinical deployment
Neurocub is built for multi-patient and multi-location care environments. The platform allows organizations to expand cognitive engagement programs without proportional increases in staff workload. Centralized dashboards, adaptive session logic, and unified reporting tools support coordinated deployment across rooms, units, and facilities.
Neurocub — a new standard in cognitive engagement and neurorehabilitation.
A platform where neuroscience, clinical practice, and artificial intelligence converge to support structured recovery environments.
Bedside cognitive engagement
Neurocub begins directly at the patient’s bedside or in-room environment. The Neurobot workstation provides a stable, accessible interface where patients interact with structured visual and cognitive activities adapted for neurological recovery contexts. Sessions are designed to be simple to start, comfortable to use, and suitable for daily repetition, even in post-acute or limited-mobility conditions. The goal is to transform passive hospital time into guided cognitive engagement, without requiring constant physical presence of a specialist.
Adaptive sessions and real-time response
During each session, Neurocub observes how the patient interacts with tasks: pace, accuracy, stability, and engagement patterns. Based on these signals, the system supports adaptive session flow — adjusting task structure, complexity, and pacing to match the patient’s current response capacity. This allows sessions to remain productive even when attention drops or fatigue appears, instead of stopping or overloading the patient. Specialists can review sessions, fine-tune programs, and guide progression without micromanaging every interaction.
From individual sessions to a clinical system
Neurocub converts daily bedside activity into a structured, trackable care workflow. Each session produces documented interaction data, session summaries, and progression context that can be reviewed across teams and shifts. Centralized dashboards allow clinics and rehabilitation centers to supervise many patients, standardize engagement formats, and build continuity between therapists, nurses, and care staff. Over time, Neurocub becomes not just a device, but an operational layer for scalable cognitive engagement programs.
