We are deeply interested in contributing to the development of affective computing — an emerging field that explores how technology can better sense and respond to human emotions.
As a response we’re developing Inn8 G1 — a next-generation wearable that enhances context precision and delivers augmented memory through real-time emotional and environmental sensing.The device quietly interprets what’s happening both around and within the user — integrating scene understanding, physiological signals, and emotional context — to provide subtle, moment-based prompts. These prompts support tasks like managing transitions, remembering key actions, interpreting social cues, and self-regulating stress or overwhelm. The right help at the right time.
While our technology is being developed for broader applications, early research shows it may offer significant benefits for neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and related profiles. These communities often face challenges with executive function, working memory, and sensory processing — all areas where context-aware, real-time support can make a measurable difference.Each interaction generates anonymized data linking context ↔ emotion ↔ behavior — forming the backbone of our long-term hypothesis:
Consciousness can be dynamically quantified — and eventually, enhanced.
We'll be sharing further findings and news on this page.
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