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Exophasia
Visualization of spoken language networks, from classic language areas to motor regions involved in articulation.
Computational neuroimaging
NEURLING maps inner and spoken language.
A neurolinguistic modeling platform that turns speech, self-statements and emotional markers into actionable visualizations for clinical and research teams.
msTarget temporal precision
3DBrain digital twin
NLPAutomated discursive biopsy
NEURLING / Digital twin
Endophasia Decoding
Exploration of silent self-statements, rumination and inner speech dynamics.
Technology
A visual reading of language networks
NEURLING combines cognitive neuroscience, advanced NLP and 3D brain rendering to analyze the spatio-temporal dynamics of language.
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Endophasia
Modeling of silent inner speech and the neural correlates of verbal thought without phonatory output.
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Emotion
Tracking fronto-limbic reactivity during cognitive, semantic and lexical planning.
Programs
NEURLING programs
Modules designed for teams that need to observe, document and monitor a patient's neuro-linguistic load.
Programs
Exophasia Mapping
Study of externalized language, motor planning and classic verbal production networks.
- Audio, clinical text, self-statements and neuro-linguistic metadata.
- 3D interface, rotations, virtual tomographic cuts and synchronized animation.
- Simulation of intrusive thoughts and rumination pathways, with emphasis on cortico-striato-thalamo-cortical loops.
Gallery
Featured gallery
A preview of the visual experience: cortical maps, activation flows, connectivity panels and program summaries.
Dynamic cortical mapA preview of the visual experience: cortical maps, activation flows, connectivity panels and program summaries.
Discursive biopsyA preview of the visual experience: cortical maps, activation flows, connectivity panels and program summaries.
Emotional networksA preview of the visual experience: cortical maps, activation flows, connectivity panels and program summaries.
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