X-trodes
X-trodes is a pioneering company in wearable electrophysiological monitoring, dedicated to liberating data collection from traditional lab settings. Their mission is to enhance healthcare quality, accessibility, and efficiency by enabling real-life, medical-grade monitoring through innovative, flexible skin patches and advanced sensor technology. Rooted in over a decade of research at Prof. Yael Hanein’s Neuro Engineering laboratory, X-trodes empowers healthcare practitioners, patients, and researchers with actionable insights, personalized treatments, and improved outcomes. Their technology is validated by extensive scientific research and is designed for use in diverse environments, making healthcare more inclusive and accessible for all. X-trodes emphasizes collaboration with industry leaders and research centers, user-friendly design for self-application, and the development of robust data analysis algorithms to ensure high-quality, actionable data in real-world settings.
What We Do
A medical-grade, flexible skin patch that enables high-quality, real-life electrophysiological data collection (EEG, EMG, EOG, ECG) outside of lab settings. Designed for ease of use, comfort, and robust signal quality.
7-channel wearable dry electrode array patch for EEG, EOG, and EMG monitoring.
16-channel wearable dry electrode array patch for EMG, ECG monitoring.
16-channel wearable dry electrode array for frontal and temporal EEG & EOG monitoring.
2-channel wearable dry electrode array patch for EEG, EMG, or ECG monitoring.
16-channel wearable dry electrode array patch for facial EMG and EEG monitoring.
Application Area
Show More (1)Psychological and Cognitive Health and Performance
Diagnostics
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News & Updates
All X-trodes monitoring modalities (EEG, EOG, ECG, EMG, fEMG) are FDA approved, supporting their use in clinical and research settings.
Explores how X-trodes' fEMG technology enables non-invasive, high-resolution monitoring of facial expressions for applications in neurology, psychiatry, and human-machine interfaces.
Discusses the integration of facial EMG and machine learning to create adaptive, emotionally aware human-machine interfaces.
Outlines the key challenges and considerations in developing medical-grade wearable sensor patches for at-home and clinical monitoring, including industry collaboration, ease of use, and robust data analysis.
Examines the paradigm shift in EEG research towards optimizing signal-to-noise ratio using modern dry electrode technologies.
X-trodes was awarded €5.2M in funding from the European Innovation Council (EIC) to advance their breakthrough home sleep monitoring solution.