Clinician-in-the-loop
PROBRAIN prepares the assessment; the physician retains final judgment.
PROBRAIN fuses blood biomarkers, cognition, imaging, comorbidities, and caregiver signals into one explainable clinical assessment, prepared for a clinician to review and sign off.
Research preview. Clinical decision support, not autonomous diagnosis. No regulatory or accuracy claims.
01 / WHY NOW
Alzheimer's and related dementias create clinical, family, and economic pressure at global scale. Yet the data required to reason about one patient often arrives separately: one lab result, one cognitive score, one imaging summary, one history.
Blood-based biomarkers are entering clinical practice, but even cleared tests are intended to be interpreted with other patient information—not as stand-alone diagnosis.
02 / THE SYSTEM
PROBRAIN is being built to standardize a patient state, route it through specialist reasoning, surface uncertainty, and prepare one clinician-ready assessment with source traceability.
03 / WORKFLOW
A compact workflow designed for the places data already moves: diagnostic labs, hospitals, memory clinics, specialist practices, and research programs.
Bring in lab reports, imaging summaries, cognitive scores, notes, comorbidities, and caregiver observations—without forcing every partner into the same starting system.
INPUT / PDF · FORM · FEED · SUMMARYNormalize the case into one canonical snapshot. Identify what is present, what conflicts, and what remains missing before reasoning begins.
STATE / COMPLETE · CONFLICT · MISSINGBiomarker, cognition, imaging, comorbidity, and longitudinal-change agents contribute to a shared fusion layer instead of producing isolated scores.
FUSION / 5 SPECIALIST AGENTSDeliver an explainable assessment with confidence markers, supporting evidence, open questions, and a source trace. Final judgment and sign-off remain with the clinician.
OUTPUT / REVIEW · SIGN-OFF · AUDIT04 / TRUST BY DESIGN
The product is in development as decision support. Any clinical deployment would require validation, governance, privacy review, and relevant regulatory pathways.
PROBRAIN prepares the assessment; the physician retains final judgment.
Outputs carry uncertainty markers instead of presenting false certainty.
Every conclusion is designed to retain evidence links, source provenance, and review history.
Missing and conflicting inputs are surfaced as part of the assessment.
Workflow planning accounts for document-heavy, bilingual, and distributed clinical environments.
Product claims are intended to advance only through lab co-builds and clinical studies.
05 / ENTRY POINTS
A lab-first wedge creates the route into hospitals, specialist practices, and trial workflows—one core intelligence layer, adapted to each partner's operating model.
06 / ROADMAP
The project brief sets a staged path from a demo report and advisory group to lab co-build, hospital validation, broader clinical deployment, and trial intelligence.
Demo report, clinical advisory group, partner discovery, test cases.
Launch a NeuroRisk workflow with an initial diagnostic or clinic network.
Run an ethics-reviewed pilot with a memory clinic or tertiary-care partner.
Scale across labs, specialist practices, and enterprise workflows.
Develop pre-screening partnerships with pharma and CRO programs.
07 / TEAM
The project brief brings together neuroscience, AI, deep-tech engineering, hardware, research, and deployment.
Builder · research & key accounts
Neuroscience medical officer
Deep-tech engineer · AI research
Hardware engineer
Neuroscience researcher
Forward-deployed agentic engineer
08 / QUESTIONS
No. The current product is presented as a research-stage clinical decision-support concept. It is designed to prepare an explainable assessment for clinician review, not to make an autonomous diagnosis.
The product architecture is designed around blood biomarkers, cognition, imaging summaries, clinical history and comorbidities, caregiver or patient-reported change, and longitudinal context.
The near-term wedge is diagnostic labs and clinical networks, followed by hospitals, memory clinics, specialist practices, and research or trial programs.
The team walks through the signal-fusion workflow, an illustrative clinician report, explainability and confidence markers, and a proposed pilot path for your organisation.
09 / CONTACT
For diagnostic labs, hospital teams, memory clinics, research partners, pharma, CROs, and early institutional supporters.