RetinaTek

Making brain performance measurable

RetinaTek is building a task-evoked neurocognitive measurement platform for objective cognitive-performance assessment, research deployments, future recovery-monitoring pathways, and regulated clinical applications after validation and clearance.

Cognitive function affects aging, readiness, recovery, treatment response, safety, and performance. Yet practical measurement still often relies on subjective reports, brief screens, or lengthy specialist evaluations. RetinaTek is building a faster, repeatable way to measure brain performance under controlled cognitive load.

A clinician fits a headset for a supervised cognitive performance assessment.

Cognition remains one of healthcare's least measured vital functions

Medicine can measure heart rhythm, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, glucose, imaging, and biomarkers. Cognitive performance is still harder to measure objectively, repeatably, and practically across real-world settings.

Measurement gap

Subjective and episodic

Symptoms and self-report are important, but incomplete.

Measurement gap

Noisy and burdensome

Traditional cognitive tools can be affected by age, education, effort, mood, motor speed, and specialist availability.

Measurement gap

Hard to track over time

Clinicians, researchers, and patients need better ways to understand whether performance is stable, improving, or declining.

Task-evoked measurement under controlled cognitive load

RETINA combines controlled cognitive tasks with synchronized eye movements, pupil dynamics, manual responses, and stimulus timing. Instead of simply tracking where the eyes move, RetinaTek measures how the brain controls performance under demand.

Controlled cognitive challenge Multimodal signals Cognitive-performance outputs
Signal

Controlled cognitive tasks

Structured challenges place demands on attention, inhibition, working memory, and response control.

Signal

Multimodal signals

Eye movements, pupil dynamics, manual responses, and stimulus timing provide complementary views of performance.

Signal

Cognitive-performance outputs

RETINA translates task-evoked performance patterns into practical outputs such as Speed, Cognitive Control, and Cognitive Readiness.

Built on a decade-plus evidence base

RETINA emerged from federally funded military and clinical research, with peer-reviewed evidence across attention, cognitive load, performance validity, military TBI, pupillometry, MRI-linked biology, and headset-based deployment.

Evidence

9+ peer-reviewed studies

Evidence across attention, cognitive load, performance validity, TBI, and pupillometry.

Evidence

$6M+ federally supported research

Developed through federally funded military and clinical research programs.

Evidence

Military and clinical research settings

Shaped in research settings where cognitive performance, injury effects, and recovery trajectory have been studied.

Evidence

MRI-linked biology

Published RETINA-related research has associated task-evoked metrics with DTI white matter findings in military TBI studies.

A staged path from research deployments to regulated clinical markets

RetinaTek separates current research use, near-term commercial cognitive-performance assessment, and future regulated clinical claims. Each pathway has a different purpose, evidence requirement, and claims boundary.

Pathway

Available now: research and clinical development

Objective neurocognitive endpoints, longitudinal research protocols, usability, workflow, and validation studies.

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Pathway

Near-term commercial: RT-Focus

Supervised cognitive performance assessment for premium care, longevity, cognitive aging, and performance-oriented workflows.

Learn about RT-Focus
Pathway

Future regulated indications

Future adult and pediatric concussion/mTBI recovery-monitoring claims and adjacent CNS applications after appropriate validation and regulatory clearance.

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First product

RT-Focus

RT-Focus is RetinaTek's first planned product for premium care workflows where patients and members want supervised cognitive performance baselines and repeat measurement over time.

It is being developed for concierge, executive, longevity, preventive health, cognitive-aging, and performance-focused settings. RT-Focus is not positioned as a diagnostic disease test.

Clear claims. Responsible development.

RetinaTek separates research use, cognitive-performance assessment, clinical-development work, and future regulated clinical claims. RT-Focus is a planned supervised cognitive performance assessment and is not positioned as a diagnostic disease test. Disease-specific diagnostic or monitoring claims require appropriate validation and regulatory clearance.

Claims discipline

Research use

Available for research and clinical-development deployments under appropriate protocols and agreements.

Claims discipline

Cognitive performance

RT-Focus is a planned supervised cognitive performance assessment and is designed for repeat measurement over time.

Claims discipline

Future clinical claims

Disease-specific diagnostic or monitoring claims require appropriate validation and regulatory clearance.

Where should you start?

Pathway

Clinics

Learn about RT-Focus.

Product
Pathway

Researchers

Discuss research deployment.

Contact
Pathway

Investors and strategic partners

Review the platform thesis.

Investors
Pathway

Everyone

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Contact

RetinaTek is engaging clinics, researchers, clinical-development partners, strategic collaborators, and investors interested in objective cognitive-performance measurement.