Recently, the Shanghai Government Procurement Website published the winning bid (transaction) announcement for the "First Re-procurement of Electric Assistive Device Adaptation Project." Hangzhou NEUREAL Technology Co., Ltd.’s “Xingqiao VR Autism Assessment and Training System” was selected for this procurement project, further expanding the application of the company’s digital training products in assistive device and rehabilitation service scenarios. The system achieved a comprehensive score of 84.60, ranking first among attention enhancement training systems.
This win marks that the Xingqiao VR Autism Assessment and Training System has gained recognition from government procurement, officially entering Shanghai’s public health and eldercare service system to use technology to support persons with disabilities and serve more children with autism and their families.
This government procurement review involved comprehensive considerations across multiple dimensions, including product technological innovation, functional systems, safety compliance, scenario adaptation, and service assurance. Leveraging VR immersive interaction technology, the Xingqiao VR Autism Assessment and Training System integrates cognitive, memory, social, and emotional training content into diverse virtual scenarios. It meets the needs of training scenarios for children with autism through digital, immersive training methods, ultimately securing its selection for this project.
The Xingqiao VR Autism Assessment and Training System is a digital product designed for autism assessment and training scenarios for children. By using VR devices to create an immersive, gamified training environment, it conducts training and assessment focused on capabilities such as cognition, memory, social skills, and emotional expression. The system performs comprehensive assessments across five dimensions—attention, memory, emotion recognition, social response, and language understanding—and generates personalized assessment reports to provide data references for the training process.
Regarding training content, the system features modules for cognitive ability, social skills, and emotion management. It combines various training elements tailored to children’s attention, basic cognition, memory, and executive function, utilizing highly interactive VR scenarios to enhance engagement during the training process.
Being selected for the Shanghai Disabled Persons’ Federation’s assistive device project brings the “Xingqiao VR Autism Assessment and Training System” closer to real-world applications of technology-assisted disability support. From R&D to product implementation, and from laboratory exploration to frontline services, NEUREAL consistently focuses on bridging technological innovation with genuine needs. The company will continue to leverage its advantages in non-invasive brain-computer interface, AI, and VR technologies to explore broader applications of digital technologies in pediatric rehabilitation, cognitive training, and assistive services. We aim to make technological innovation more aligned with the needs of special populations, using technical strength to support technology-assisted disability aid, and providing new digital service options for more children and families.
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