Built for short pediatric visits
Designed around real clinic constraints, busy teams, and practical developmental care workflows.
Selected clinic access
Objective eye-tracking insights for early ASD care pathways
EyeContact is developing child-friendly, eye-tracking-based technology designed to fit real pediatric workflows and provide structured information for clinician-led developmental care.
Founding Clinic Program
Early clinic access with hands-on onboarding, workflow support, and a direct feedback channel to the EyeContact team.
Why this matters
Practical tools for earlier developmental care conversations
Pediatric clinics need tools that fit short visits, support clinician-led conversations, and work within existing developmental care workflows. EyeContact is being developed to help clinics explore objective, gaze-based information without replacing standard-of-care processes.
Child-friendly visual experience
Uses short, simple visual content designed to be approachable for young children.
Keeps clinicians in control
Information is presented for clinician review while standard-of-care processes remain in place.
How it fits
How it fits into clinic workflow
Step 1
The child watches short visual content
Designed to be simple and approachable during a pediatric visit.
Step 2
EyeContact captures gaze-based measures
The system tracks visual attention patterns during the interaction.
Step 3
Clinicians review structured information
Information is reviewed alongside existing standard-of-care processes.
Early access focus
Built with implementation readiness in mind
Selected clinics help the EyeContact team refine practical details that matter before broader deployment.
Workflow fit in pediatric settings
Usability for busy clinic teams
Clinician feedback on presentation and process
Technology
Designed for pediatric workflows
EyeContact is developing eye-tracking-based technology for pediatric ASD care pathways. The platform uses child-friendly visual stimuli and gaze-based measures to generate structured information that can be reviewed within existing developmental care workflows.
Today, EyeContact works with selected pediatric clinics through a controlled early-access program focused on workflow fit, usability, clinician feedback, and implementation readiness. Standard-of-care screening, referral processes, diagnostic evaluation, and clinician judgment remain in place.
What makes us different
Built for responsible clinic implementation
Built around real pediatric clinic workflows
Short, child-friendly visual experience
Structured gaze-based information for clinician review
Hands-on onboarding and workflow support
Privacy-aware and security-conscious development
Designed to complement existing developmental care pathways
Founding Clinic Program
Become a founding clinic
EyeContact is inviting a limited number of pediatric clinics to join our Founding Clinic Program. Participating clinics receive early access, hands-on onboarding, workflow support, and a direct channel to the EyeContact team as we prepare for broader clinical deployment.
The program is designed for clinics that want early access to objective, technology-enabled ASD care workflows while continuing to follow their existing standard-of-care procedures.
Early access for selected pediatric clinics
Hands-on onboarding and workflow support
Direct feedback channel to the product and clinical team
Designed to fit existing well-child and developmental care workflows
Standard-of-care screening and referral processes remain in place
Team
Built by experts across clinical care, data science, and product implementation
Aryeh Taub, PhD
CEO & Co-Founder
Co-founder and CEO with interdisciplinary expertise across psychology, neuroscience, and electrical engineering. Aryeh brings a personal and scientific commitment to improving early developmental care.
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Hovav Dror, PhD
CTO & Co-Founder
Co-founder and CTO with a PhD in Statistics and deep experience in data science, operations research, and applied technology development.
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Rebecca Uranovsky, MPT
Clinical Operations & Product Development
Clinical operations and product development lead with more than 15 years of experience in autism care and clinical workflows, helping bridge product design with real-world practice.
LinkedInResponsible early access
EyeContact works with selected clinics through a controlled early-access program. The technology is not FDA-cleared, does not diagnose autism, and is designed to complement, not replace, standard-of-care screening, referral decisions, diagnostic evaluation, or clinician judgment.
Contact
Interested in early clinic access or partnership?
Contact us to discuss whether EyeContact may be a fit for your clinic, network, or organization.
We're especially interested in speaking with pediatric clinics, healthcare networks, and organizations focused on early developmental care.