
Symptonic is a research initiative at Aalto University, supported by Business Finland's Research to Business funding, dedicated to developing advanced technology for reliable detection that enables monitoring of various disorders through speech signal analysis remotely.Voice reflects neurological, respiratory and cognitive changes early, but today voice biomarkers fail outside controlled settings. Recordings vary by device, noise and compression, making results unreliable and blocking clinical adoption.Symptonic fixes this.
Your voice holds powerful clues about your health. Our platform analyses subtle changes in speech to deliver objective, real-time insights – supporting patients and clinicians in detecting and managing a range of conditions with greater ease and accuracy.
We’re building a speech-based diagnostic platform to enable earlier detection, continuous monitoring, and more personalised care for a wide range of health conditions, including:• Neurological disorders – such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s• Cardiovascular conditions – including heart failure• Mental health challenges – like depression and anxiety• Respiratory diseases – including asthma and COVID-19By turning everyday speech into clinically meaningful data, we aim to make health monitoring seamless, scalable, and accessible – using the device already in your hand.
We are actively seeking collaborators for pilot projects to validate and enhance our technology.If you are an investor, healthcare provider, research institution, or technology company interested in pioneering speech-based diagnostics, we invite you to connect with us.
IN COLLABORATION WITH




Mikko Petäjä
Business champion
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+358 50 522 7335Saska Tirronen
Technical champion
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+358 45 117 1283

© 2026 Symptonic. All rights reserved.Symptonic is a research project currently in development at Aalto University. Our technology is not yet available for commercial or medical use. Through Business Finland's Research to Business funding, we are preparing to explore potential future commercialization opportunities for our research findings.