Sensing
Physiological sensing
Wearable-grade measurement of stress, fatigue and focus, engineered from EDA, HRV and PPG-type signals into reliable indices.
Used in RecoveryPod, mental-wellbeing detection
SenTech AI: We build the technology behind human wellbeing.
Physiological sensing, AI and data-driven formulation in one platform. It sits behind our own products, our funded research and the projects we build with partners.
Different products, one purpose: helping people feel and function better.
- active R&D grants
- 4
- Dutch patents filed
- 3
- notified cosmetic product
- CPNP
- based, with EU and cross-border partners
- NL
Three capabilities
that power everything we do.
Reusable across products and partnerships. This is what lets a small team deliver a wide portfolio.
AI
AI and sensor fusion
Models that fuse multimodal signals into personalised, explainable insight and real-time guidance.
Used in Mental-wellbeing detection, meditation app
Data formulation
Data-driven formulation
Big-data methods that map wellbeing data to personalised formulations and products, for example for skin recovery.
Used in Seaweed skin-repair research
Current funded research.
Backed by public funders.
Each grant applies one of our three capabilities to a specific wellbeing need, with academic and industry partners.
Crossroads
Mental-wellbeing detection system
A detection system for mental wellbeing, developed with a Belgian partner under Interreg and built on our sensing and AI core. The sensors are validated against reference measurements in a trial across both countries, so the system holds up outside the lab.
- Funder
- Interreg Vlaanderen-Nederland, CrossRoads
- Partners
- Televitas NV, Belgium
- Role
- Cross-border collaboration
MRE RecoveryPod
Recovery and relaxation pod
A recovery pod co-developed with TU Eindhoven, using our sensing technology to personalise the recovery experience. A reading before and after each session lets the research ask which parts of a session actually restore attention, and for whom.
- Funder
- Metropoolregio Eindhoven
- Partners
- Human-Technology Interaction group, TU Eindhoven
- Role
- Co-developed
Seaweeds
Post-eczema skin repair
In-house research using seaweed-derived actives for skin repair after eczema flare-ups, built on our data-driven formulation. It combines sensor-derived stress indicators, a botanical knowledge base, EU ingredient compliance checks and published pharmacological literature.
- Funder
- European Union, I3 Instrument (I3-4-SEAWEED)
- Partners
- I3-4-SEAWEED consortium
- Role
- Built in-house
Meditation App
Adaptive meditation guidance
A Dutch-German feasibility study for an AI-driven meditation app that adapts its guidance in real time to the person using it, built on our sensor-fusion models.
- Funder
- Interreg Deutschland-Nederland, KPF
- Partners
- Partners in the Netherlands and Germany
- Role
- Cross-border collaboration
Who we build with
The programmes, companies and institutions we work alongside.
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Where inner signals track,
outer balance restores.
How each capability works, end to end: we measure the body, read what the signals mean, and turn that reading into something useful.
Sensing
Measuring the body
Our ring records skin conductance, heart-rate variability and pulse. These are small signals, easily swamped by movement and temperature, so most of the engineering sits in capturing them cleanly on a body that is going about its day.
The same sensing sits inside the RecoveryPod, where a reading is taken before and after a session.
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AI
Reading the signals
A raw signal says nothing on its own. Our models compare it against the person's own baseline and report three things in plain language: how much strain they are carrying, how tired they are, and how well they are holding attention.
The output is deliberately non-medical. It supports a decision made by a person; it does not diagnose anything.
Data formulation
Designing formulations
Measured stress indicators are matched against a botanical knowledge base, filtered through the European ingredient compliance database, and cross-checked against published pharmacological literature.
What comes out is a formulation ready to notify in Europe, and the loop closes because the result is measured on skin with the same sensing we started from.
Where to find us.
Conferences and forums.
Scientific conferences and workshops connected to our funded projects.
Events
36th IFSCC Congress
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Perth, Australia
We are taking part in the world congress of the International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemists, and are among the finalists of the 2026 Sustainability Challenge, run by ASCC and L'Oréal.
- Congress
- 29 September 2026
- Sustainability Challenge final
- 29 September 2026
- 12:00, Perth local time
Seaweed Industry Contribution to the Blue Bioeconomy Forum 2026
On-site and online
The forum brings together stakeholders, researchers and innovators to discuss the role of seaweed in Europe's blue bioeconomy: regional insights, funding opportunities, legal frameworks and market potential. This edition puts the spotlight on the seaweed sector in Ireland, with panels, round table sessions and expert speakers.
- Forum
- 15 October 2026
- 10:30 to 18:30 CEST
- Pitching sessions
- 16 October 2026
- 9:00 to 11:00 CEST
On-site places are limited and subject to approved registration. The livestream will be on the project website and on YouTube at @I3-4-SEAWEED.
See the agenda
15 October, day 1
- 9:00 to 9:30Registration
- 9:30 to 9:50Welcome message
- 9:55 to 10:45Speaker
- 10:45 to 11:00Coffee break
- 11:00 to 11:50The Seaweed Sector in IrelandModerator: Maeve Edwards
- 11:55 to 12:45Industry Perspectives on European & Global Seaweeds: Experiences Across the Value ChainModerator: Lorraine Gallagher
- 12:50 to 13:30Round table sessionModerator: Oriane Georges
- 13:30 to 15:00Lunch break
- 15:00 to 15:50Workshop: Telling Your Seaweed Story (not streamed)Moderator: Martins Lastovskis
- 15:55 to 16:45Workshop: Unlocking the Potential of Seaweed
- 16:50 to 17:25Speaker
- 17:25 to 17:30Closing session
- 18:00 to 20:00Networking (not streamed)
16 October, day 2
- 9:00 to 11:00SMEs pitching session (not streamed)
Ongoing
I3-4-SEAWEED programme meetings
Consortium meetings within the EU I3 programme
Online
Let's build wellbeing
technology together.
For research collaboration, grant consortia, licensing our platform, or investment, we'd like to hear from you.