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For wearable manufacturers
DeepMindex licenses its signal-quality assessment and brain–body modelling algorithms to manufacturers building EEG, PPG and multimodal wearables. Add interpretable attention, regulation and recovery outputs to your own hardware ecosystem — without building the measurement science from scratch or adopting our dashboard.
The modelling approach draws on Dr. Junling Gao’s research at HKU and the DeepMindex deep-jhana research base. Read the publications.
The licensed layer
Your device captures the signal. DeepMindex supplies the quality gate, the brain–body model and the output contract — so your team can build the product experience without rebuilding the science.
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EEG, PPG and respiration signals from your device.
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Usable segments are separated from noise before a model runs.
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Neural and autonomic signals are read together against a baseline.
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Attention, regulation and recovery outputs inside your experience.
What you can license
Three components, licensed separately or together, depending on what your hardware already captures and what your product needs to say.
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A quality layer that decides whether a recording is fit to interpret before any measurement is produced. It assesses incoming EEG and PPG, flags poor contact and motion, and excludes unusable segments rather than averaging them into a result.
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Models that read EEG and PPG together to estimate attention, physiological regulation and recovery. Outputs are measured against the individual's own baseline and carry an explicit statement of uncertainty.
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The licensed components can sit behind your existing app, firmware or cloud platform. There is no requirement to adopt the DeepMindex practitioner interface or send your users into a separate dashboard.
Engagement models
The right structure depends on whether the hardware is already in market, how many devices it covers and how much of the signal chain still needs engineering.
Commercial terms are scoped in a written licence. There is no public price list and no per-seat retail model.
An existing device or product line
License the agreed algorithm components for a defined device family. Integration, output specification and calibration are scoped to the signals your hardware already captures.
Multiple devices or generations
Cover a family of devices under one agreement, with shared integration artefacts and a common validation and claims schedule across the range.
A new sensor configuration
For new hardware, we scope a joint technical programme — signal access, evaluation, integration and validation — with licensing terms agreed before engineering begins.
How an engagement runs
We do not license an output on the strength of a form factor. The device is tested against the method before integration begins.
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Share the device, signal chain, intended use and target population. We confirm whether the hardware can supply what the models need, and which components belong in scope.
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Representative recordings from your device are run through the quality and modelling pipeline. You receive a written read on performance, limits and the gaps that remain.
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Choose an embedded, cloud or hybrid deployment. We agree the output schema, calibration approach, engineering responsibilities and support path.
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The validation plan, permissible claims and licence terms are agreed before any output ships under your brand. Nothing is presented as validated until the evidence supports it.
What the licence covers
The licence is a defined technical package, not a promise that a model will work on every device.
What we need from your hardware
A fit assessment needs more than a datasheet. We ask for the signals, the constraints and the intended use before quoting an integration.
Evidence before claims
Validation is component-specific and hardware-specific. The licence states what has been validated, on which signals and populations, and what remains a candidate feature. An output is never presented as more certain than the evidence allows.
DeepMindex is an assessment and feedback platform. It is not a diagnostic instrument, and it does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Partners remain responsible for their own regulatory positioning and for the claims they make about their products.
Licensing commitments
Common questions
If your question is not here, put it in the first conversation. We would rather answer it before a technical evaluation than after.
Device partnerships
Tell us what the device captures, how it is worn and what you want your users to see. We will come back with a technical fit assessment and a licensing outline.