Make humanity more.

Our focus

We begin with practical questions about continuous EEG: how a headset is fitted, how signal quality is checked, how clinicians review a recording and how responsibility moves between people on a ward.

Sentinel brings those questions into a proposed headset and station. VITAL is a distinct programme exploring physiological sensing and individual context. Touch explores prosthetics and sensory feedback; Lucid is a longer-term hearing-restoration research direction. Daughter is our proposed shared software environment for records and follow-up.

The founding team

Our development approach

We aim to test assumptions early, design with clinical use in mind and evaluate performance on our own hardware. Usability, the quality of the underlying signals and the evidence behind an interpretation are all part of that work.

Concept visuals and simulated workflows help explain what we are exploring. They are not clinical evidence. Prototype validation and regulatory assessment remain milestones ahead of us.

Learning through DOWS

DOWS brings Demos, Overviews, Walkthroughs and Scenarios into a protected onboarding environment. It lets visitors explore proposed Sentinel workflows using fictional patient episodes, alongside a separately attributed research EEG excerpt.

The demo supports discussion about workflow and usability. It does not certify clinical competence or establish product performance.

Contact Phanes

For clinical feedback, research collaborations and enquiries about our work, email Kahibw@phanesneuro.tech. Please include your role or organisation, the setting you work in and what you would like to discuss.