Physiological sensing
VITAL Design stage
A reusable sensing core and modular mounts, designed to place physiology alongside activity, environment and individual baselines.
For: Human-performance researchers and sport practitioners.
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One mission. Distinct programmes.
Neurotechnology to better understand the nervous system, restore function and expand human possibility. Our lead development programme is Sentinel.
LEAD PROGRAMME · IN DEVELOPMENT
Sentinel.
Clinical EEG in context.
A proposed modular EEG headset and clinical station for intensive care and EEG laboratories. The development focus is the whole recording workflow: fitting, signal quality, specialist review and clear responsibility.
EXPLORE THE WORKFLOW
- Prepare and fit
- Record and check quality
- Review the EEG
- Handover responsibility
- Close and export
DOWS demonstrates this sequence using fictional patient episodes. Hardware performance and clinical benefit still require validation.
Already have access? Open DOWSThe wider programmes.
Each programme addresses a distinct need. Their development stages, intended settings and evidence requirements differ.
Prosthetics & sensory feedback
Touch Research & architecture
Research into prosthetic control, useful contact feedback, fitting and supported practice.
For: Upper-limb prosthesis users, prosthetists and rehabilitation teams.
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Lucid Research horizon
A longer-term research direction investigating how neurotechnology might support hearing restoration.
For: People with hearing loss, alongside hearing specialists and researchers.
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PROPOSED SHARED SOFTWARE
Daughter
Daughter would organise records, permissions, review and follow-up around the people using Phanes instruments. Its role is shared software within the portfolio, with each integration still to be developed and evaluated.
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DOWS
Demos, Overviews, Walkthroughs and Scenarios: the onboarding environment. The current Sentinel demo supports practice and workflow discussion. Daughter describes proposed product software; DOWS is the learning environment.
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Our shared design priorities are usable signals, clear context, accessible interaction and accountable decisions. We aim to reuse software where there is a demonstrated need, while keeping each instrument’s responsibilities clear.
Shared ambition does not establish shared hardware, working integrations or transferable clinical evidence. Each programme needs evaluation in its own intended setting.
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Tell us which programme interests you, the setting you work in and the problem you would like to investigate. We welcome clinical, engineering, research and lived-experience input.