Background
What would become possible if continuous, individual-level physiological data were available across several domains at the same time? The clinical literature consistently suggests continuous data improves early detection, monitoring and risk stratification. Capturing it non-invasively, on one device, in a form practical enough to wear for years, required solving problems that were not independently tractable until recently.
Awareble brings together disciplines that had each solved a piece of this separately: sensing, computational modelling, and the clinical framing that comes from direct experience with oncology and cardiology workflows.
Each field contributed a piece; the proposition is that combining them produces something qualitatively new. None of them gets there alone, which is why this sits in one company rather than in three.
The device matters, but it is not the asset. The asset is the individual profile that builds up while someone wears it, and the models that turn a long, continuous record into something clinically meaningful.
The team spans sensing, electronics, materials, machine learning, firmware and clinical science. Every design decision is made with that end in mind.
The core principle has been demonstrated. The measurement principle has been shown in the laboratory; validation in real sweat is under way. After that it is roughly a year to the first bands on the body.
We are looking for research partners, clinical collaborators and early users — and, just as usefully, for people willing to take the concept apart. Having the idea shot down is worth as much to us right now as having it praised.
If any of this is relevant to your work, write to info@awareble.com, or see the contact page.