Research
The still body,
understood.
Two questions drive the program: what happens to blood return when the body stops moving, and how do you read it through a wearable that lives in the real world.
Active research
- Active research
Venous return under prolonged immobility
The physiological question underneath the platform: what happens to venous return when movement stops, and what can be measured about it at the limb.
- Active research
Signal quality in wearable physiological sensing
Sensor contact quality dominates wearable signal reliability. Estimating physiological state through variable contact is a prerequisite for anything downstream.
Methods worth protecting.
Sensing the limb, interpreting its signal, and acting on what it says — the first patent on these methods has been allowed by the USPTO, with further applications advancing.
First patent allowed by the USPTO; further applications advancing.
Publications
Manuscripts in preparation.
Publications will be listed here on release, with authors, venue, and date.
We work with research institutions, clinicians, and engineering groups on human-systems questions.
Research collaboration inquiries