Neurodiverse Technologies Inc. recently launched SANDI; The Simulator for Advanced Neurodiverse Driving Instruction based on the work done at Vanderbilt. The simulator is built specifically for teenagers and adults on the autism spectrum and combines cognitive-behavioral training, emotional resilience development, and real-time physiological feedback to help students develop confidence behind the wheel. Developed by a team of experts at Vanderbilt University, SANDI is now ready for commercial use and is managed by Neurodiverse Technologies, Inc. https://sandi.website/
The Frist Center for Autism and Innovation at the Vanderbilt University School of Engineering brings together leading engineers, business scholars, academic researchers, and experts in educational and clinical practice, in partnership with self-advocates and other civic stakeholders, to maximize neurodiverse talent within and into the workforce. From a strengths-based understanding of neurodiversity that honors lived experiences by driving real needs-based solutions, the Center sees opportunities for innovation in technology, business models, talent development, future-leader training, and workplace practices. https://www.vanderbilt.edu/autismandinnovation/
