Engineering R&D — biosignal hardware & software
Signal Thing is an engineering R&D team for companies building devices that read biosignals. We take a measurement idea to a working prototype in weeks, turn the prototype into a product, and hand it over to series manufacturing — hardware, industrial design, enclosures, electronics, firmware, SDKs and applications.
What we do for clients
How a project runs
Most measurement ideas fail on physics, not on product. We find that out early and cheaply — then build the thing properly.
What has to be read, at what fidelity, and what result would count as proof that it works.
A working device assembled on existing platforms, so the hypothesis is tested in the field instead of on paper.
Industrial design, enclosure, electronics and software brought to something you can put in a customer's hands.
Hand-off to manufacturing with the documentation and tooling that make the build repeatable.
Selected work
A wearable eight-channel EEG with a companion mobile platform, built for fast setup where a conventional EEG rig is impractical. Developed for a client through several hardware iterations; a batch of four units is currently with them for evaluation.
Wearable EEG, iterated to a repeatable buildFour-sensor wireless surface EMG for the jaw muscles with Bluetooth receiver and analysis software, paired with a three-channel neuromuscular stimulator. It turns muscle activity into objective, repeatable data and holds a stable reference position. Designed and manufactured in-house; units are in the field, and the feedback is shaping the next iteration.
Concept to manufactured deviceNon-contact optical capture of soft-tissue geometry, replacing a subjective manual assessment with an objective, repeatable measurement. We built the live sensor capture, the execution of the client's proprietary measurement algorithm, and real-time visualisation of every processing stage — letting the client validate the approach before committing to hardware investment. Client under NDA; referenceable on request.
Non-contact measurement of the human bodyDescribe the measurement and where you are with it — an idea, a rough prototype, or a device that needs to reach production. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right team for it.