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About us

Our Mission

Many neurodivergent children find it difficult to practise social and emotional everyday skills – because real-world situations are often too unpredictable or too fast. DeepSpectrum Lab creates structured digital practice spaces: low-pressure, self-paced, and grounded in current research. Our approach draws on psychology, pedagogy, and AI – and evolves through ongoing collaboration with families, therapists, and educators.

Our journey

Q2 2024

Idea & research

Initial concept phase, literature review, and first conversations with families and therapists.

Q3 2024

Founded

DeepSpectrum Lab officially launched as an independent research project.

Q4 2024

Prototype v1

First functional prototype of core learning modules for social cognition.

Q1 2025

Scientific foundations

Collaboration with research partners and integration of evidence-based methods.

Q3 2025

Closed beta

Initial testing with therapists, educators, and families in a closed beta programme.

2026

Public launch

Opening access to waitlist members and preparing for wider release.

Team

Psychologists, engineers, educators, and designers – many of us neurodivergent ourselves, united by the same purpose.

Daniel Kosbab

Lead Researcher & Project Coordinator

daniel.kosbab@deep-spectrum.com

Alex Schreiber

Research Engineer

alex.schreiber@deep-spectrum.com

Maya Richter

Research Coordinator – Psychology

maya.richter@deep-spectrum.com

Lena Vogel

Accessibility & Interaction Researcher

lena.vogel@deep-spectrum.com

Jonas Weber

AI & Learning Analytics Researcher

jonas.weber@deep-spectrum.com

Sophie Hartmann

Pedagogy & Inclusion Researcher

sophie.hartmann@deep-spectrum.com

Want to join or collaborate?

We're always looking for psychologists, developers, researchers, and families who want to help shape our tools.