Research
Advancing Fluency Science Together
Fluens Health is more than a clinical tool — it is a research-driven initiative dedicated to improving how speech disfluencies are detected, classified, and supported in real time.
We actively collaborate with clinics, private therapists, universities, and research institutions to push the boundaries of speech technology in multilingual and clinical contexts.
Our Research Focus
1. Stutter Detection & Classification
We develop models that identify fluent, clonic, and tonic segments from streaming speech. Our work includes:
frame-level and event-level detection
synthetic stuttering generation for data augmentation
multilingual labeling consistency
generalization across accents and recording conditions
2. Stutter-Aware Speech Recognition
We explore speech recognition systems that remain accurate under disfluency pressure. This includes:
adapting ASR models (Whisper, CrisperWhisper an others) for stuttered speech
integrating stutter predictions into decoding
improving robustness for clinical settings and home practice
multilingual stutter-aware language modeling
3. Clinical-Grade Fluency Metrics
We research ways to turn real-time predictions into meaningful clinical indicators:
frequency and duration of disfluencies
progress tracking across sessions
4. Extending to Dysarthria
Our long-term roadmap expands beyond stuttering.
We are developing early prototypes for:
dysarthria detection and severity estimation
intelligibility scoring
Dysarthric Speech Recognition
personalized speech adaptation tools
Why Collaborate With Us
We welcome partnerships with clinics, private therapists, universities, and NGOs who want to advance clinical speech technology.
Together, we can collaborate on:
Data collection (only with explicit consent and strict GDPR safeguards)
Model evaluation across diverse speakers and languages
Joint publications and conference submissions
Pilot studies in therapy and educational settings
Designing new workflows for digital fluency support
We offer participating partners early access to tools, co-authorship opportunities, and co-branded visibility.
Let’s Build the Future of Fluency Research
If you’re interested in joint research, dataset collaboration, or evaluating our models in your institution, we would be delighted to connect.
Reach out and let’s explore how we can work together.