02 · Human systems
The body never
stops changing.
Even when it stops moving.
Circulation Signals Sensing Interpretation Response
Everything the body does leaves a signal. Most of it goes unread.
Engineering
the human system.
The group’s research institute reads physiology as an engineering discipline: sense it, understand it, respond to it.
From signal
to response.
- 01Sense
What is happening?
- 02Understand
What does it mean?
- 03Respond
What should happen next?
- 04Adapt
What changes over time?
In design.
The environment changes.
The human system remains.
- 01Clinical
- 02Mobility
- 03Aviation
- 04Extreme
- 05OrbitConceptual
The farther we go,
the more health must travel with us.
Programs and status
DFPASDynamic Foot Pump Assessment System
A closed-loop wearable architecture for detecting venous pooling in the limb and responding to it.
RESEARCH — see disclosuresResearch stage. Clinical studies planned.
FLEXOR Sock System
A compression system studied for its effect on circulation in the lower limb.
IN DEVELOPMENT — see disclosuresIn development.
AESSEmergency Autonomic Stimulator
Research into rapid response to autonomic dysfunction.
IN DEVELOPMENT — see disclosuresIn development — ahead of availability and FDA clearance.
In-Flight Companion
Passenger health monitoring research for prolonged seated immobility.
IN DEVELOPMENT — see disclosuresIn development.
Remote Neuromuscular Stimulation Suite
Investigation into remotely supervised neuromuscular stimulation.
RESEARCH — see disclosuresResearch phase — ahead of availability and FDA clearance.
Application areas describe research direction. Human-systems research is conducted through Arthur Menson Labs, a nonprofit research institute within the group. Structure and status