Project description
Medical device for accurate movement disorder diagnosis
NeuroClues is a groundbreaking portable, fast, and easy-to-use eye-tracking medical device that integrates clinically validated eye movement biomarkers for movement disorders (MDs) into neurologists’ clinical routines. With this in mind, the EIC-funded NeuroClues project aims to help neurologists make faster and more accurate diagnoses, reducing the diagnostic timeline from months to days and enabling earlier patient care. The project will validate NeuroClues’ integration into clinical practice with key opinion leader neurologists and assess its clinical value through ongoing studies in the EU and US. This validation is essential for gaining widespread acceptance among neurologists. Successful demonstration, combined with a strong go-to-market strategy, will position the developer, P3Lab, to be investor-ready by 2024 and profitable by 2027.
Objective
P3Lab developed NeuroClues, a first-of-a-kind portable, fast and easy to use eye tracking medical device that brings clinically validated eye movement biomarkers for movement disorders (MDs) into the clinical routine of neurologists. NeuroClues will enable neurologists to establish their MD diagnosis faster (from months to days) earlier and more reliably, and with diagnostic grade accuracy. This will enable neurologists to start patient care earlier. This project aims at validating and demonstrating (I) the usability of NeuroClues in the clinical routine with early adopter KOL neurologists and (II) assess its clinical value in ongoing and (III) in own sponsored clinical investigation studies (EU and US). This is needed to convince the broad majority of neurologist of NeuroClues’ clinical value. The successful demonstration and accompanied development of our go-to-market strategy will enable P3Lab to become investor ready by 2024 and profitable by 2027, with €70M ARR targeted by 2030.
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HORIZON.3.1 - The European Innovation Council (EIC)
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HORIZON-EIC-ACC-BF - HORIZON EIC Accelerator Blended Finance
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1341 OTTIGNIES-LOUVAIN-LA-NEUVE
Belgium
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