Harry Massey

So through a PPG sensor on the wearable, we can look at the shape of your pulse wave, which is a bit different to, well, it's a big advance from what an UR or a WHOOP would do, which is just looking at heart rate variability.

So we're looking at the full shape of your pulse.

So that's one.

So that's how we're getting the emotional state.

But then the other part that actually I've been doing the last four days, I've been very, I've literally just, I've got very obsessed with inventing the last four days, but I just worked out a way that we can take the camera in your phone, look at a video of your face,

look at your tongue um read also listen to your voice and that from a chinese medicine perspective also also contains all of this other information analysis and then i'm going to combine that with with blood labs as well so that that'll give you a really really you don't need the blood labs to read emotions but yeah that will give you a very very deep

um deep analysis of what's going on and because the wearables on you we've got we've got all that info you've you've got all that information 24 7. what what was the testing like for this for the baselines and the test groups and what was the testing like because this is all this is like nobody else is making this stuff you're you guys are the only ones right now no um so

Well, I've had an R&D company for 24 years, so it doesn't come out overnight.

But in the particular pulse bit, basically, I used Chinese medicine practitioners to read pulses, and then I measured with a PPG to see what they looked like.

looked like and then and then then basically ended up right writing algorithms to fit the shape of the shape of chinese most practice that's how we did that part um all of the all of the face tongue etc i can do i can do with ai honestly if ai had existed three and a half four years ago

So from our thinking, I basically have this process called the GIST process that stands for gratitude, intention, surrender, and trust.

And basically it does it through journaling, but in short,

If you write down each day what you're grateful for, but basically you look at what you did yesterday, you notice the wins, you give gratitude to the people in the situations, that automatically calms you down, but it also puts you in a state of receivership.

And then I basically write intentions for the day.

And a lot of those intentions might be written in a win-win type

thinking so it'd be a win it's a win for yourself but it'll be a win for the other party or parties and then a win for for overall society and that that helps to make sure that your intention is basically is aligned with what the what the universe or if you like what what society and what the world around you will support and then you surrender the how as to how it happens um

to the universal God, if you like.

I'm from a physics point of view, and physics to me is the same as religion.

And then you basically trust that it works out in your highest interest.

So in short, it's a combination of giving you awareness.