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Wearable Sensing

Wearable Sensing

Biotechnology Research

San Diego, CA 1,512 followers

Revolutionizing EEG | High-Fidelity Brain Monitoring for Real-World Applications

About us

Wearable Sensing is a rapidly growing neurotechnology company that specializes in developing wearable sensors for brain activity monitoring. Our patented Dry Sensor Interface (DSI) technology ensures high signal quality and artifact-free physiological monitoring in easy-to-use, mobile form factors. By facilitating brain activity monitoring in real-world environments, our practical EEG headsets are revolutionizing the neuroscience research field and enabling innovative applications across various commercial domains, such as neurorehabilitation, brain computer interface (BCI), virtual reality, neurofeedback, neuromarketing, neuroeducation, and many more.

Website
http://www.wearablesensing.com
Industry
Biotechnology Research
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
San Diego, CA
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2013
Specialties
EEG, Dry Electrode, Brain Monitoring, Neurofeedback, Neuromarketing, BCI, brain-computer interface, Virtual Reality, Neurorehabilitation, Neuroscience, Research, fNIRS, Biosensors, Multimodal, electrophysiology, and electroencephalogram

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  • ✨ New here? Welcome to the #neurotech community! 👋 Meet our DSI technology — the industry-leading dry EEG system, designed to deliver exceptional signal quality and comfort. We’re revolutionizing wearable devices to take brain imaging into everyday real-world applications 🧠

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    View profile for Jazmin Morrone

    Cognitive Neuroscientist and Research Scientist

    Thrilled to see our work “Neural Indicators of Sleep Loss and Sleep Propensity in Male Military Diver Trainees: Insights from Dry-Electrode Electroencephalography” published in #PhysiologicalReports (American Physiological Society - Wiley)! 🧠💤 🔗 https://lnkd.in/epJPThkk This study, conducted with an incredible team, examines how sleep deprivation impacts #EEG activity during cognitive tasks in #military clearance diver trainees. 🏊♂️⚡ Using a novel dry-electrode EEG system, we observed significant increases in theta and alpha power densities during sleep deprivation, demonstrating the ability to track fatigue-related neural changes. These findings were further supported by shifts in Odds Ratio Product (#ORP) values, offering deeper insight into sleep propensity and vigilance declines. 🧠✨ A huge thank you to all co-authors and collaborators for their dedication in bringing this research to life! 📖⚡ St Mary’s University, Twickenham Charlie Pedlar Dr Sarah Coakley Sam Blacker Stephen Myers Paul Hough Christopher V. Tessa Maroni Neil Stanley Shona Halson Andy Siddall Stephen Patterson Martin I. Jones @Kieran Chillingsworth Dstl Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) Cerebra Wearable Sensing American Physiological Society Publications #Neuroscience #SleepLoss #Fatigue #MilitaryResearch #PsychomotorVigilance #DryElectrode #Neurotechnology #CognitivePerformance

    View profile for Charlie Pedlar

    Professor, Applied Sport and Exercise Science MSc PhD FBASES

    Sleep loss can have a critical impact in occupational settings where continuous vigilance is required for safety. I’m pleased to share our new paper which was a product of a collaborative project between St Mary’s University, Twickenham and University of Chichester, funded and supported by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl): Morrone et al. (2025) Neural indicators of sleep loss and sleep propensity in male military trainees: Insights from dry-electrode EEG - An exploratory study. Physiological Reports. https://lnkd.in/ex_pkM6U When workload is persistently high (cognitive and physical) and sleep opportunity is reduced for multiple nights we expect some negative effects to emerge which could ultimately, critically, compromise safety in occupational settings. This exploratory study addresses methods to detect the effects of this sleep loss. One intriguing finding was that some of the military trainees actually drifted into sleep states while undertaking the daily cognitive test battery, which we detected using the Odds Ratio Product (ORP) - a composite sleep signal generated from EEG data using Cerebra algorithms. Other important markers of vigilance were also negatively impacted. Interestingly, the ORP consistently declined from Monday to Friday in both of our test weeks, demonstrating the importance of the weekend break to restore cognitive performance and stay awake! This paper was a true team effort but would not have been possible without Dr Sarah Coakley at all stages of the project and the EEG acquisition and data analysis skills of Jazmin Morrone to put this paper together. Sam Blacker Stephen Myers Paul Hough Christopher Vine Tessa Maroni Neil Stanley Shona Halson Andy Siddall Stephen Patterson @Martin Jones @Kieran Chillingsworth

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  • Come visit us this weekend at #CNS2025! 🧠 The Wearable Sensing team is excited to be presenting our latest technology in Boston for the 2025 Cognitive Neuroscience Society conference on March 29th. You can find us in the exhibit hall where we'll be conducting continuous live demos of our industry-leading dry EEG systems for cognitive neuroscience research. We are also hosting a workshop on Tuesday April 1st at 12:15 PM in the Grand Ballroom. This workshop will explore mobile and wearable solutions for cognitive neuroscience research geared toward real-world and VR environments. Presentations will include dry and mobile EEG, fNIRS, physiological monitoring, as well as approaches for multi-modal signal synchronization. If you're attending the conference and part of our #DSI community, come say hi and pickup some Wearable Sensing swag :)

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    View profile for Maximilian Mosimann

    Head of Technology at NEUROSPEC AG | BSc Medical Engineering

    Thrilled to see the DSI from Wearable Sensing used in motion sickness research! Exciting work pushing neuroscience and VR forward. If you’d like to learn more about the DSI system, feel free to reach out! #Neuroscience #Research #EEG #MotionSickness #NEUROSPEC

    Getting dizzy in VR? Introducing an EEG-based method for continuous cybersickness detection—without user-specific calibration! IEEE VR '25. Existing #cybersickness detection typically relies on #subjective questionnaires. This limits practicality and reproducibility. Using #EEG & head motion as input, our multitaper-based approach extracts effective representations from these passive signals. Two encoders then derive modality-specific features from the spectral density, fuse them, and continuously estimate a user's sickness levels in #realtime... even during natural movements in #VR! In addition to the implementation of our method, we're releasing our dataset of 16 participants and approximately 2 hours of EEG and motion recordings to promote #reproducibility and further research in the VR community. Berken Utku Demirel, Adnan Harun DOĞAN, Juliete ROSSIE, Max Moebus, and Christian Holz. Beyond Subjectivity: Continuous Cybersickness Detection Using EEG-based Multitaper Spectrum Estimation. Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics 2025 (TVCG IEEE), presented at IEEE VR '25. paper: https://lnkd.in/dN_iYJCk code: https://lnkd.in/djyTREBZ dataset: https://lnkd.in/dgX52Y-y project page: https://lnkd.in/daC__Kk8 Department of Computer Science (D-INFK), ETH ZürichETH Zürich #MixedReality #VirtualReality #HCI #BCI

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  • Exciting to see the DSI-24 in action! 🧠 🎹 🎶 We're grateful to be supporting leading researchers like Assal Habibi at University of Southern California exploring the fascinating intersection of music and the brain. Looking forward to the discoveries ahead! #revolutionizingEEG

    View profile for Chris Kyriakakis

    Audio Signal Processing, Acoustics, Psychoacoustics: Professor; Chief Audio Scientist; CTO; Expert Witness

    Amazing event at USC tonight exploring the science that links music and the brain. Including a live performance of a pianist wearing an EEG helmet projecting brain activity in real time. https://lnkd.in/gF2w-xWP

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  • Tired of excessively cleaning your EEG data? ⚡🧠 EEG recordings are prone to electrical and motion artifacts, making data interpretation a challenge. Many systems rely on extensive pre- and post-processing to filter out noise, but this can be time-consuming and may distort valuable neural signals. At Wearable Sensing, we take a different approach—engineering dry EEG systems with built-in artifact resistance to deliver cleaner data at the source. Here’s how: 🛡️ Faraday Cage Shielding Each sensor pod is individually shielded, integrating a Faraday cage to block external electrical noise (e.g., 60Hz mains interference) without the need for aggressive filtering. 🔄 Double Spring-Loaded Sensors Traditional electrodes lose contact with movement—our sensors dynamically adjust to maintain stable scalp contact, reducing motion-related artifacts and impedance fluctuations. ⚙️ Patented Common-Mode Follower (CMF) Technology Our CMF technology records and references out common electrical noise from the body in real time, improving signal quality without altering the neural data. With DSI systems, researchers can collect cleaner EEG data in real-world environments without messy gels, expensive shielded rooms or complex artifact correction algorithms. How do you tackle EEG artifacts in your research? #revolutionizingEEG #dryEEG #neurotech #realworld #BCI #signalprocessing

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    Can we design urban environments that optimize cognitive health? 🧠🏗️ Neuroarchitecture is an emerging field that uses real-world neuroimaging tools like EEG to unravel how our physical environment can affect our cognition, attention, and emotional state. Studies have demonstrated how differences in both architectural design and auditory soundscapes can influence brain activity, changing the way we experience our environment. 🏡 Architecture designed for relaxation: https://rb.gy/9bwsr4 A VR-EEG study, Kim et al 2021, investigated how changes to room proportions, such as ceiling height and window size, can directly impact neural activity. They found unique changes in alpha-to-beta ratio (RAB), demonstrating how specific design elements can elicit varying degrees of arousal and relaxation. 🌊 Water-sounds improve cognitive restoration: https://rb.gy/6eufbm A soundscape study, Li et al 2024, explored how introducing water sounds into urban parks can mask traffic noise and promote relaxation. Researchers found that spatial variations of water sounds led to enhanced attentional processing, increased relaxation (via alpha-theta synchronization), and overall improved emotional saliency and perceived restorativeness. It's exciting to see how wearable #neurotech can inform improvements to our everyday world by providing quick and clean access to high quality brain data, in both real-world and virtual-reality settings, and we're proud to see our industry-leading DSI systems enabling this neuroarchitecture research! How do you think we could better design our urban environments to improve cognitive health? #neuroarchitecture #mentalhealth #VR #revolutionizingEEG

  • What is Neuromarketing? 🧠 📺 🛍️   Neuromarketing is the fusion of neuroscience and marketing, leveraging insights into brain activity to understand consumer behavior at a deeper, neurological level. Instead of relying solely on traditional surveys and focus groups, neuromarketing uses real-time data from the brain to reveal what truly captures attention, drives decisions, and evokes emotions. Advanced neuroimaging tools, like our DSI-EEG systems, can empower marketing research teams to test advertisements and content prior to release, in order to craft messages and experiences that are backed by objective quantitative measures—leading to more effective campaigns, improved product designs, and enhanced customer experiences. Flying Horse beautifully demonstrates this use-case in the video below – where they showcase the DSI-7 system capturing real-time cognitive measures of engagement and motivation while navigating various meal-delivery service websites. In a world saturated with ads and content, understanding the neurological drivers of consumer preferences can make all the difference towards a successful marketing campaign 🙌 If you want to learn more about neuromarketing strategies, reach out to Flying Horse directly about their services, or for more information about how utilizing EEG can empower your neuromarketing research, let's connect! #neuromarketing #EEG #neurotech #revolutionizingEEG

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    What is EEG-guided TMS, and how is it transforming mental healthcare? 🧠 🧲 EEG-guided Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is emerging as a therapy that combines real-time precision brain imaging with non-invasive neuromodulation. One groundbreaking approach, Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy (MeRT), from Wave Neuroscience uses rapid collection of EEG data to analyze brain network function and therefore guide personalized TMS protocols to help treat neurological conditions such as PTSD, depression and more. Our flagship EEG system, the DSI-24, plays a key role in enabling this therapy, by providing high-quality dry EEG data with minimal setup time, making it an ideal solution for real-world clinical and research settings. 🌟 We’re proud to see DSI technology supporting cutting edge, personalized mental-health therapy in clinics all over the country, and we're excited to see how this technique evolves! #TMS #neurotech #revolutionizingEEG #healthcare

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  • How does the brain respond to spaceflight? 🛰️🧠 High-fidelity dry EEG technology opens new possibilities for human research in space —helping us understand changes in brain function and cognitive states of astronauts during long-term missions. Curious how DSI systems can support your spaceflight research? Let’s connect! #Spaceflight #Neuroscience #RevolutionizingEEG #NASA

    View profile for Ryan Hanson

    Neuroscience Technical Rep @ Wearable Sensing

    I had an amazing time representing Wearable Sensing last week at the NASA HRP-IWS 2025 conference 🚀🧠 It was incredible to learn from and connect with leading scientists to explore neuroscience and human physiology projects related to long-term spaceflight. Understanding how space affects brain functioning in astronauts is crucial not just for future space exploration, but for advancing human health here on earth. Excited about potential collaborations and future research in this field! Huge thanks to NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration for having us and to the entire spaceflight research community for such an inspiring event. #NASA #HRP #Spaceflight #Neurotech #RevolutionizingEEG

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