With our independent research partners, Xensbio contributes to scientific efforts aimed at deepening understanding of brain‑related wellbeing and exploring factors associated with neurological and ophthalmic conditions, including for stroke, dementia, falls, and glaucoma.

These research activities are separate from the intended purpose of Xignal™, which is a general health and wellbeing device. The sensing approach for Xignal™ draws on shared inventorship, biomedical engineering principles, and methodological foundations used in the development of the award-winning Nuroflux™ technology.

Xignal™ is designed to be conveniently self‑applied and used during everyday activity outside clinical contexts. It remains distinct from the clinical Nuroflux™ system currently being investigated in leading stroke centres in Australia and the US for real-time brain‑perfusion monitoring during stroke.

For more details, please see the linked studies employing the Nuroflux™ system with its patented EPBi modality (Ref 1, Ref 2).

Novel brain-flow sensing tech

Capture data and new insights from activity‑contextualized brain‑flow signal dynamics derived from EBVi, EEG‑like, ECG‑like, vocal events, motion signals and more.

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