Senstream 1.1.2

Research Ring: Lab Grade Physiological Data Acquisition

Important Notice: The Senstream Researcher Ring is not classified as a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, monitor, or prevent any medical conditions or illnesses. While the application is designed to record physiological signal data, it should not be used to inform medical decisions.

• Multi-Sensor Functionality: This device captures various physiological signals including electrodermal activity (EDA, also known as GSR), electrocardiogram (ECG), photoplethysmogram (PPG), temperature, and motion from a single user-friendly device characterized by an extended battery life.
• Electrodermal Data: The Researcher Ring represents a significant advancement as the first ring-shaped device capable of capturing electrodermal activity with laboratory-grade precision, opening new avenues for innovative research.
• ECG and PPG Capture: Depending on the specific requirements of a study or application, the device can record ECG and/or PPG data, providing flexibility in research methodologies.
• Temperature and Motion Tracking: It also records temperature data from the finger and integrates this information with motion data for a comprehensive understanding of physiological responses.
• Mobile and Cloud Integration: Users can begin collecting data by utilizing only the ring and a mobile application that connects effortlessly to cloud services. Integration with BIOPAC offers users powerful analytical tools.
• Future Directions: Senstream's development roadmap, underpinned by an extensive patent portfolio, aims to harness the convenience and unique physiological characteristics of the finger for further advancements. Continued updates are anticipated as the technology evolves.