Indivi’s platform provides functional digital biomarkers derived from smartphone-based assessments of motor and cognitive function, enabling sensitive high-frequency multi-domain disease phenotyping that may support earlier detection of treatment-related changes compared to conventional clinical assessments.

Under the collaboration, Herantis Pharma will incorporate Indivi’s platform alongside conventional clinical assessments in its upcoming double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized Phase 2 study of HER-096, with the aim of detecting early changes in motor and cognitive function following treatment.

Preparations for the proof-of-concept study are on track and are being further optimized for the integration of Indivi’s digital biomarker platform.

“Digital biomarkers have the potential to significantly improve the sensitivity and efficiency of clinical development in Parkinson’s disease. Following an evaluation of available digital health technology solutions, we selected Indivi based on the strength of its scientific capabilities, platform performance, and experience supporting neuroscience clinical studies with leading biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. We believe the ability to sensitively detect early treatment-related changes in motor and cognitive function may become an important advantage in evaluating the therapeutic potential of HER-096. We are very pleased to collaborate with Indivi and look forward to working together to further strengthen the clinical evaluation of HER-096,” says Antti Vuolanto, CEO of Herantis Pharma.