Physiological AI
Models trained on HRV, respiration, sleep rhythm, and movement — each one physics-informed and validated against ground-truth instrumentation.
Built for educational institutions, wellness centres, and research facilities. Five verticals. Four stages. One coherent stack — from sensor to insight.
A closed loop that begins with the body and ends with the literature — and starts again.
Wearables and mobile interfaces collect multimodal data — physiological, behavioural, and self-reported — without interrupting daily life.
AI models estimate mental and physiological states with calibrated uncertainty, drawing on physics-informed and physiology-aware priors.
Personalised feedback grounded in cultural wisdom and clinical evidence — delivered with restraint, not nudges.
Privacy-preserving, research-grade datasets that flow back into the science — advancing the field as the platform grows.
Models trained on HRV, respiration, sleep rhythm, and movement — each one physics-informed and validated against ground-truth instrumentation.
Attention tasks, reaction-time measurement, and longitudinal interaction patterns — turned into clinically meaningful trajectories.
Retrieval-augmented generation over Indic knowledge systems — so guidance is rooted in tradition, not synthesised from generic web data.
De-identified, consented, longitudinal datasets — the foundation for both internal research and external collaboration.
Each vertical is a research programme as much as a product line — and each shares signals with the others, because the mind does not respect tidy boundaries.
Modelling instability, restlessness, and task disengagement — across study, work, and practice contexts.
Capturing arousal, anxiety, and emotional recovery — with attention to chronic, sub-clinical patterns.
Tracking rhythm, routine regularity, and recovery — without consumer-grade overclaiming.
Measuring breath, stillness, and the quality of practice — gently, and without grading.
Culturally rooted AI companions for reflection, mentorship, and contemplative inquiry.
Universities, schools, and gurukulas integrating attention, stress, and wellbeing into student life — with research-grade rigour.
Retreats, meditation centres, and therapy practices seeking objective signals to complement subjective methods.
Labs in cognitive science, psychiatry, and contemplative studies looking for an instrumented, ethically governed substrate.
Our flagship device, SakshiSense, is the first endpoint of the Manas AI platform — a quiet companion for meditation practice.
Meet SakshiSense