Mee Eriksson
Chief Executive Officer
Mee co-founded NeuroTechR3 with the vision of transforming rehabilitation through affordable and accessible AI-driven therapy technologies that empower both clinicians and patients. She earned a Master’s degree in Business Law and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Lund University in Sweden.
She leads the company’s strategic vision, product development, research initiatives, and commercialization efforts focused on improving access to personalized rehabilitation for individuals with neurological conditions. As a seasoned business leader with more than 20 years of experience in project management, business development, fundraising, marketing, and organizational growth, Mee has successfully led multidisciplinary teams across the healthcare, technology, and nonprofit sectors. She serves as Principal Investigator on four federally funded research and development projects and is committed to advancing innovation while inspiring the next generation of women entrepreneurs and technology leaders.
With a background in healthcare innovation, entrepreneurship, rehabilitation technology, and biomedical devices, Mee is passionate about translating research into impactful solutions for people with neurological conditions that improve functional outcomes and quality of life.
Qinyin Qiu
Chief Science Officer
Dr. Qinyin Qiu (“Cho”) is a distinguished scientist in the field of rehabilitation technologies, serving as the Chief Science Officer. Qinyin received her Master’s degree in Computer Engineering from University of Southern California, and PhD in Biomedical Engineering from New Jersey Institute of Technology. She has dedicated over 15 years to research and clinical studies focused on upper extremity rehabilitation in children with Cerebral Palsy and adults with stroke, advancing the understanding of how technologies can enhance recovery trajectories across the care continuum. Her research interests includes innovative neurorehabilitation systems that integrate machine learning, cloud-based data analytics, and exergames to enhance motor recovery. She is currently researching how technology-supported systems can improve patient outcomes and their participation in activities of daily living. Qinyin’s research is widely published in peer-reviewed journals, highlighting her contributions to the advancement of evidence-based rehabilitation technologies and their application in improving patient outcomes post-stroke and brain injury.
Amanda Gross
Chief Technology Officer
It is Amanda’s personal goal to make transformative, user-friendly technologies accessible to individuals with disabilities. She co-founded NeuroTechR3 with the mission of developing cutting edge rehabilitation solutions for individuals with neurological impairments, increasing access to neuromotor exercises. As the Chief Technology Officer of NeuroTechR3, her objective is to drive innovation forward, merging technology and rehabilitation. Amanda is committed to harnessing the latest advancements to create immersive, personalized experiences that empower individuals on their journey to recovery.
Her expertise and passion lie in creating interactive software and games that incorporate both physical and motion sensors. With a solid foundation in both visual and interactive design, Mrs. Gross’s skill set spans computer programming, 2D and 3D game design and development, 3D design, motion graphics, and graphic design. She specializes in the use of cutting-edge technologies and devices, to craft dynamic, interactive software experiences. Her toolkit includes C# and Java programming, development with the Unity 3D game engine, graphical user interface design, asset creation with 3DS Studio Max, and the Adobe Creative Suite.
Ashley Mont
Chief Research Compliance Officer
Dr. Ashley Mont is the Chief Research Compliance Officer and Co-Founder of NeuroTechR3. In her role, she is responsible for designing study protocols and overseeing the evaluation of how studies are conducted to ensure compliance with regulatory standards. She plays a pivotal role in working with academic and healthcare partners to maintain ethical practices across all research activities. Ashley also spearheads efforts to integrate compliance measures into the innovation process, enhancing the integrity and efficacy of the company’s product development.
Ashley earned her B.S. from Rutgers University and her M.S. and Ph.D. from New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in biomedical engineering. Her research focus at NJIT revolved around developing and evaluating robotic technologies to improve upper limb function post-stroke. Prior to starting her PhD, Ashley worked in the Mercer County Special Services School District, closely engaging with children with disabilities, and also volunteered with adults with disabilities through the Special Olympics of New Jersey. These experiences have driven her passion to develop new technologies that improve care and quality of life for those with disabilities