One platform · three domains
The measurement is the same everywhere: what the body is doing right now, read continuously and non-invasively. What changes per domain is the question being asked of it. A clinician wants to see the course between two appointments. A performance coach wants to know what a session cost. Someone at home wants to know whether they are actually recovered. The same continuous signal answers all three, because in each case the comparison is against that person's own baseline rather than a population average.
A blood panel gives a snapshot, a handful of times per treatment path. Continuous measurement captures the course in between — day and night, outside the laboratory.
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Read more WellbeingUntil now you learned something about your body chemistry from a blood test, a few times a year. Awareble simply keeps measuring.
Read moreSplitting this into separate products would mean separate hardware, separate validation and separate datasets. It would also throw away the thing that makes the profile valuable: continuity across contexts.
A body under training load, a body recovering from treatment and a body going about an ordinary week are the same body, measured the same way. Every hour of wear in any of those contexts sharpens the profile used in the others.
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.