Our mission

Why eye movements
5 min
5 years
80 000
neuroClues®
An easy-to-use eye-tracking environment
to help practitioners instantaneously quantify their clinical exam
Based on years of research, it is designed to bring non-invasive, quick, and robust biomarkers.
neuroClues® has the ambition to provide:
- A better aid in diagnosis thanks to its sensitivity and specificity for ruling out differential diagnosis
- A better follow-up of the patients with its objective measurements of the evolution of the disease and the efficacy of the treatment
- An intuitive research tool with high spatial and temporal resolution
neuroClues® is a registered brand of P3Lab. In the European Union, neuroClues® is CE-marked as a Class IIa medical device. Note that neuroClues® may not be for sale in your country. Outside the European Union, neuroClues® will be available for sale as soon as regulatory approvals are obtained.



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About eye-tracking
Over the last 60 years, over 80 000 scientific articles have been written linking eye movement to neurological diseases
Eye-tracking enables measurements and analysis, allowing neurologists to increase their diagnosis certainty in few minutes and have a better follow-up of the patients.
Latest news

neuroClues verkrijgt CE-certificering voor zijn eye-tracking technologie die de neurologische zorg moet verbeteren
Volgende stap: neuroClues op de Europese markt lanceren en de “stethoscoop van de hersenen” worden Samengevat neuroClues behaalt MDR-certificering (Medical Device Regulation) en mag

neuroClues secures CE certification for its eye-tracking technology set to enhance neurologic care
In summary neuroClues achieves Medical Device Regulation (MDR) certification and is now allowed to issue the CE-mark on its Class IIa medical device designed

Reference Oculomotor Ranges in Eye Tracking with NeuroClues
Explore how neuroClues calculates the reference oculomotor ranges in eye tracking, with exclusive insights into the technical details.

Improving Accuracy in Pupillometry: A New Method [SfN 2024 Poster]
Discover a new method to improve accuracy in pupillometry, showcased in a poster at the annual 2024 Society for Neuroscience conference.