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Today’s guest is Edmund Ben-Ami, CEO of NeuraLight — the company using AI and a simple webcam to radically improve how neurological diseases are measured.
NeuraLight’s eye-tracking technology is already being deployed in clinical trials, where it has shown the ability to be up to 10× more sensitive than existing neurological assessment tools.
In this conversation, we explore how AI-driven biomarkers are reshaping neurology, the realities of working with pharma and clinical trial teams, and what it takes to build and scale a scientifically rigorous healthtech company.
This episode is a deep dive into where AI meets neuroscience, and why better data could change patient outcomes at scale.
🎯 Key Topics CoveredThe original vision behind NeuraLight and how it has evolved
Balancing scientific rigour with commercial scale in healthtech
How pharma and clinical trial teams are using NeuraLight today
The realities of deploying AI inside hospitals and trials
What “success” looks like in neurological biomarkers over the next 3–5 years
By Dataworks Group LimitedToday’s guest is Edmund Ben-Ami, CEO of NeuraLight — the company using AI and a simple webcam to radically improve how neurological diseases are measured.
NeuraLight’s eye-tracking technology is already being deployed in clinical trials, where it has shown the ability to be up to 10× more sensitive than existing neurological assessment tools.
In this conversation, we explore how AI-driven biomarkers are reshaping neurology, the realities of working with pharma and clinical trial teams, and what it takes to build and scale a scientifically rigorous healthtech company.
This episode is a deep dive into where AI meets neuroscience, and why better data could change patient outcomes at scale.
🎯 Key Topics CoveredThe original vision behind NeuraLight and how it has evolved
Balancing scientific rigour with commercial scale in healthtech
How pharma and clinical trial teams are using NeuraLight today
The realities of deploying AI inside hospitals and trials
What “success” looks like in neurological biomarkers over the next 3–5 years