The Phoenix Center has begun actively collaborating with NeuroChat to develop and test innovative technologies aimed at supporting people with disabilities.

The center's main objective is to help entrepreneurs bring advanced solutions to the market, present them to the target audience, and increase the availability of assistive technologies for residents of the capital.

NeuroChat opens up new horizons in the field of neurocommunication and neurotraining, allowing users to communicate and develop cognitive functions using mental intent.

At the moment, the level of successful attempts to "press" a symbol is 80-95%, and the selection time is only 40-50 seconds. The algorithm takes into account the individual characteristics of the user, including their ability to concentrate.

In addition to communication, NeuroChat can be used for neurotraining, improving brain performance and information absorption.

NeuroChat does not require special skills and can be used both at home and in rehabilitation centers. In the future, it is planned to integrate it with smart home systems.