Research-driven
Our modules build on current autism and ADHD research – Theory of Mind, executive functions, emotion regulation. We translate these findings into learning formats that children can actually use.
We build learning tools for children with autism and ADHD – research-driven, open, and developed by a neurodivergent team.
Deep Spectrum Lab is an independent research project at the intersection of psychology, software engineering, and AI. Our goal: digital learning tools that concretely help autistic children and children with ADHD in daily life – understanding social situations, processing emotions, and building self-regulation skills.
Our modules build on current autism and ADHD research – Theory of Mind, executive functions, emotion regulation. We translate these findings into learning formats that children can actually use.
Many of us are neurodivergent ourselves. This isn't a marketing line – lived experience with autism and ADHD shapes our design decisions, testing, and priorities.
We build our own models for adaptive learning paths. Content adjusts to each child's pace and needs – no one-size-fits-all approach.
Our team brings together psychologists, developers, and AI researchers – many of them neurodivergent themselves. This is how we build tools that are both scientifically grounded and actually work in families' daily lives.
Conception of interventions for social cognition, Theory of Mind, emotion recognition, and self-regulation in autism and ADHD – with a focus on practical application.
Development of a stable, barrier-free platform with clear interaction design, so exercises are intuitive, reliable, and well usable in the home environment.
Use of machine learning, data-driven models and a learning robot to make progress visible and adaptively adjust training to each child.
A learning platform for children with autism and ADHD. Four modules covering social cognition and self-regulation – adaptive, child-friendly, and pressure-free.
Interactive stories show typical daily situations – schoolyard, doctor's visit, shopping. Children try out reactions, get direct feedback and learn social sequences risk-free.
Step-by-step training to understand others' thoughts and feelings – central for autism. From simple desire/belief differences to complex perspective-taking, individually adapted.
Recognition of emotions in faces, voices, situations. Children learn appropriate reactions and calming strategies – especially important for ADHD frustration management in daily life.
Gamified exercises for attention, impulse control and planning – core areas for ADHD. Short, repeatable units build routines without overwhelming.
A virtual robot accompanies the children: clear explanations, joint practice, small games, relaxation exercises. It makes training more structured and predictable.
Our own AI algorithms individually adapt the training: difficulty, repetitions and pace are automatically matched to each child's learning behavior – without pressure.
What you should know about us and our work.
Whether you're a developer, psychologist, researcher, or family – we welcome anyone who wants to think along, test, or help build.