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LiveWyre Labs


 

Technology designed to make communication, time and everyday life easier to understand.

Our Vision

Our Mission

To redefine what’s possible for autistic children

 

Many tools show autistic learners information without helping them understand how that information connects, what it means or how to use it independently.

LiveWyre Labs develops technology around the cognitive foundations of communication, comprehension and everyday independence.

Projects in development

Communication AI

Helps learners create mental images, organize information and communicate what they understand.

Visual Time Calendar

Helps children develop a meaningful understanding of time, duration, sequence and changing plans.

What makes the approach different

Created from more than 15 years of direct experience working with autistic learners

Informed by current neuroscience research into how the autistic brain processes, organizes and responds to information

Individualized to each learner’s communication and processing needs

Neurodiversity-affirming and designed to support meaningful participation in everyday life

Engages in a responsive back-and-forth interaction with each child, continually adapting its questions and support to their individual communication needs

Founded by Eloise Zareian-Jahromi

LiveWyre Labs was founded by Eloise Zareian-Jahromi, an autism communication specialist with more than 15 years of experience supporting autistic individuals with a wide range of communication and learning profiles. Her work focuses on the connection between cognition, language processing and communication—and on understanding why many autistic children know more than they can consistently express.

Through years of direct work with autistic learners and their families, Eloise identified a significant gap: most educational technology presents information or assesses answers, but does not respond dynamically to how an individual child is processing and communicating.

LiveWyre Labs was created to bridge that gap. Its products combine Eloise’s direct clinical and educational experience with current neuroscience research into the autistic brain. The goal is to create technology that engages in a responsive back-and-forth interaction with each child, adapting its questions and support to their individual processing, cognitive and communication needs.

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