AutiHD presents Mindory at Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule in Jena, Germany

AutiHD, the startup developing the Mindory app, travelled to Jena, Germany, to present Mindory at Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule (EAH Jena), one of Germany's leading universities of applied sciences with strong programmes in healthcare, technology, and social work. As the company continues its mission to build AI-powered planning and stress support for neurodivergent people, the visit marked AutiHD's first formal presence at a German academic institution.

The presentation introduced Mindory to students, researchers, and faculty as an AI-powered daily companion built specifically for adults with ADHD and autism. Germany represents a significant target market for Mindory App. Interest in neuroinclusion and digital mental health tools is also rising sharply in the German corporate market.

For AutiHD, appearances at universities serve both a product and a mission function: gathering feedback from students and researchers who work with or are part of the neurodivergent community, building academic partnerships for future research collaborations, and establishing the Mindory brand in markets adjacent to Luxembourg.