Research — the programme
Applied biosignal research.
Research into physiological signal measurement and wearable instrumentation, with reproducible acquisition, careful validation and measurement validity first.
Measurement validity before any application claim.
The signal
The programme investigates how subtle physiological signals associated with autonomic activity can be measured reliably in wearable form, with attention to waveform structure, timing and response dynamics.
The focus is measurement validity and reproducible methodology using controlled recordings, before any application claim.
Wearable instrumentation for research-grade measurement.
Instrumentation
The current prototype explores stable skin contact, multi-channel recording and reproducible acquisition workflows. Technical details are shared selectively with collaborators under appropriate discussion.
Current status
- Prototype validation
- Research-use development
- Controlled recording protocols
- Reproducible analysis pipeline
Not currently
- Consumer wearable
- Clinical diagnostic
- Medical device
- Treatment or screening tool
Outputs in preparation.
Outputs
- Physiological response-analysis pipeline
- Stimulus-locked response-detection methods
- Research instrumentation notes
- Controlled recording protocols
- A collaboration-ready technical overview
Working in autonomic physiology, psychophysiology or wearable sensing?
The programme is suitable for early technical discussion, pilot design, grant scoping and academic collaboration.
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