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BlinkLab is developing AI-powered, smartphone-based healthcare technology with reflex-based measures designed to make autism evaluation more objective and accessible.

04/09/2026

On August 28, BlinkLab welcomed the Hon Stephen Dawson MLC, Western Australia’s Minister for Science and Innovation and Medical Research, to our office in Leiden, the Netherlands. He was joined by Rebeka Marton, Chief of Staff, and Rebecca Tomkinson, Agent General for Western Australia in the UK and Europe.

We discussed the future of medtech and digital health in Western Australia, opportunities within WA’s clinical research ecosystem, and how BlinkLab could establish a meaningful presence there, including the potential for Western Australia to become one of our Australian clinical and research hubs.

The conversation also covered changes to the NDIS, long assessment waitlists, and how technology could help expand access to autism and ADHD assessment, particularly in regional and underserved communities.

Thank you to Minister Dawson, Ms Marton, and Ms Tomkinson for visiting us and for such an engaging discussion. We look forward to continuing the conversation.

21/08/2026

Software as a Medical Device 📱

Not all healthcare apps are medical devices. Software as a Medical Device, or SaMD, is software designed to perform a medical function without being part of a hardware medical device.

Because it is not tied to dedicated hardware, it can run on a smartphone, tablet, or computer. In other words, the medical function is performed by the software itself, while the device serves as the platform on which it runs.

Smartphone-based SaMD is the type of technology BlinkLab is developing. Because SaMD is intended for medical purposes, it must meet applicable medical device requirements and, where required, undergo regulatory review.

06/08/2026

Why are early identification and support important?

Identifying developmental differences early can help families better understand their child’s needs and access further evaluation, guidance, and appropriate support sooner.

In the United States, routine developmental screening is recommended at specific stages of early childhood to help identify whether further evaluation or support may be needed.

With support tailored to their individual needs, every child can have more opportunities to flourish. 🌸

21/07/2026

BlinkLab recently welcomed Dr. Raphael Bernier, faculty member at the University of Washington and an internationally recognized expert in autism research and clinical care, for an informal conversation with the team.

Drawing on decades of experience, Dr. Bernier shared insights on how the field has evolved over the past three decades, the challenges that remain, and the importance of continuing to improve support for individuals and families.

Among the topics explored were the evolving meaning and role of an autism diagnosis for both clinicians and families, the heterogeneity within the diagnosis, and the integration of the BlinkLab app into clinical workflows.

07/07/2026

The saying “everyone’s a little bit autistic” is harmful, even when said with good intentions. Occasionally relating to a few traits is not the same as living with autism.

24/06/2026

🤔 Could BlinkLab’s test feel stressful for my child?

During the test, your child will hear brief unexpected sounds. These sounds are included intentionally to evoke natural reflexes. They may cause slight discomfort or mild stress.

At the same time, BlinkLab’s test features engaging children’s videos, can be taken at home, and is quick to complete. This helps make the overall experience more comfortable and manageable 🧸

18/06/2026

18 June is !

Today we celebrate autistic identity, individuality, and pride.

This day is also a reminder that autistic people do not need to be changed to be valued, respected, and included.

16/06/2026

BlinkLab visited Tangier, Morocco, to support the launch of a nationwide autism screening program in collaboration with the Moroccan Ministry of Health and Social Protection and the Mohammed VI National Center for the Disabled (CNMH).

During the visit, the team met with Ministry and CNMH representatives to better understand their current autism screening program and explain how BlinkLab’s assessment may complement their standard evaluation process.

The visit highlighted Morocco’s strong commitment to advancing autism care and gave BlinkLab the opportunity to experience the country’s warmth and hospitality.

09/06/2026

Why do objective measures matter in autism assessment?

Autism evaluations are led by clinicians and based on observations. This means that results may vary across clinicians and sites, and certain behaviors may be harder to notice. Objective, reflex-based measures add more consistent data to the assessment process.

As a helpful addition to existing autism evaluation methods, BlinkLab’s smartphone-based diagnostic tool captures facial reflexes and analyzes these responses. With this diagnostic aid, specialists may be able to identify autism earlier and more accurately.

02/06/2026

Why consider BlinkLab an investment opportunity?

BlinkLab's mission is to bring objective, reflex-based measures to autism assessment. We are developing AI-powered, smartphone-based healthcare technology designed to support clinicians in their work.

See the reel to learn more about BlinkLab’s key strengths, including our technology, clinical and scientific validation, and clear regulatory pathway.

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Schuttersveld 9
Leiden
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https://www.blinklab.org/

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