Incubation Program

NeuroTech Frontiers

NeuroTech Built With Care

In partnership with the Frist Center for Autism & Innovation at Vanderbilt University and JANUS Innovation Hub, our incubation program is a six-month experience for early-stage startups building technology that supports neurodivergent individuals, their families, and the professionals who work with them.

Incubation Program

NeuroTech Frontiers

NeuroTech Built With Care

In partnership with the Frist Center for Autism & Innovation at Vanderbilt University and JANUS Innovation Hub, our incubation program is a six-month experience for early-stage startups building technology that supports neurodivergent individuals, their families, and the professionals who work with them.

Who This Program Is For

This program is a strong fit if you meet the following criteria:

Stage Fit

An early-stage startup (from an idea with strong insights through pre-seed or seed stage)

Collaboration Fit

Ready to engage with advisors, researchers, and partners in an intensive but founder-friendly program

Solution Fit

Building a tech-enabled product (software, hardware, or a combination)

Mindset Fit

Open to feedback, iteration, and evidence-informed development

You can be incorporated or pre-incorporated, as long as you have a clear concept, a committed team, and a genuine focus on neurodivergent users and their communities.

What You Get in the Program

You will join a curated cohort of founders working on related challenges and gain access to a structured support system that includes:

Masterclasses

Strategy Labs

Advisory Support

Founder Community & Networking

Live online sessions guide the core program and help you refine your product, shape your go-to-market plan, and connect with people who can help move your work forward.

Selection Criteria

When reviewing participants, we look for:

You do not need to have everything figured out. You do need to show that you are serious, thoughtful, and ready to make progress.

Clarity of the problem you are solving for neurodivergent users
Insight into the community, including lived experience or user input
Team commitment and coachability
Potential for real-world use

Our Commitment

Together with the Frist Center for Autism and Innovation, we aim to support founders developing meaningful technologies for neurodivergent individuals.

This program is a core part of our commitment to advancing inclusive, community-centered innovation.

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