Expand your
neurological assesment.
What neuroClues changes in your practice.
Measurable biomarkers
Objective and quantifiable eye movement data.
A few minutes, delegate
Acquisition takes a few minutes and can be delegated.
Reimbursed procedure
Procedure is covered under a reimbursement code.
Portable and high-precision eye movement recording platform designed for clinical practice with no patient calibration.
Trusted by neurologists and leading hospitals accross Europe.
HOW IT WORKS
Simple 3-step flow.
Select the appropriate protocols based on the clinical question.
Record eye movements in about 10 minutes.
Interpret objective biomarkers, eye movement timecourses and video recordings.
“I strongly believe in the concept of neuroClues, but as a scientist, it must be rigorously validated. We are launching a large study in patients with parkinsonian symptoms where the diagnosis remains uncertain. If the study proves successful, I can envision widespread adoption among neurologists in the Netherlands.” — Volkskrant, 2026
Prof. Bas Bloem, MD
Neurologist & founder of the Radboudumc Center of Expertise for Parkinson's & Movement Disorders, Radboud Universiteit
“The neuroClues device provides access to highly precise data. Its main value lies in the differential diagnosis of parkinsonian syndromes. Atypical forms remain difficult to identify at an early stage. Information derived from eye movements can help distinguish between conditions that are clinically very similar.” — La Libre Belgique, 2026
Dr. Thibaut Warlop, MD
Neurologist, CHwapi
“Eyetracking allows the early diagnosis of neurological and ophthalmological diseases. neuroClues is an easy-to-use tool that will allow the recording of eye movements of both adults and children in just a few minutes.” — La Libre Belgique, 2022
Prof. Antonella Boschi, MD
Head of Clinic, Neuro-ophthalmology Department, Cliniques universitaires Saint-Luc
Eye movement recording platform designed for clinical use, with research-grade accuracy.
Ready in minutes — our portable CE-marked class IIa Medical Device enables fast, patient calibration-free setup.
While the patient performs visual tasks, two infrared cameras record eye movements at 400 fps to deliver the precision recommended in the literature.
Proprietary AI algorithms then compute objective biomarkers that are displayed next to reference ranges to transform complex eye movements into clear clinical insights.
Detect anomalies earlier. Select treatment.
Monitor changes over time.
Movement Disorders
Differential diagnosis of atypical parkinsonian syndromes
A model that fits your practice
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
neuroClues® is a safe and effective CE-marked Class IIa medical device and the company operates under an ISO 13485:2016–certified quality management system. In addition, the company is ISO 27001:2022 certified for information security, ensuring the protection of patient and hospital data. neuroClues is GDPR-compliant and relies on EU-based providers for secure data storage of EU customers.
The exam takes approximately 10 minutes and can be delegated to an assistant or nurse. neuroClues supports you throughout the implementation process to ensure seamless integration into your practice and proper training of you and your team.
In several countries, including France and Belgium, electro-oculography is covered under existing procedure codes and can be integrated into outpatient clinic procedures. Reimbursement amounts for the procedure vary by country.
neuroClues® is a measurement device designed to record, visualize, and analyze eye movements to support the identification of visual tracking impairments in individuals aged 5 years and older. The identification of eye movement impairments can help clinicians to confirm diagnosis, monitor disease progression, and in the future identify individuals at risk for various neurological disorders. Oculomotor abnormalities are hallmark features of cerebellar impairment and identified by clinical guidelines as red flags for aytpical parkinsonism.
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