Wearable brain imaging / research partner
Make selected experiences searchable.
Analog Memory is developing a familiar form for a careful question: can repeated, structured neural recordings help a research team revisit a defined experience?
Research-led · Consent-centered · Limits visible
Prototype form / exterior familiar, interior instrumented
01 / The first outcome
A searchable record of a defined experience.
The first milestone is intentionally bounded: let a participant or research team search and revisit selected recorded experiences while a personalized model learns over time.
Not complete thought capture. Not a promise of digital memory backup. A measured path from signal quality to useful retrieval.
02 / A familiar instrument
Built for repeatable study, not spectacle.
On the outside, a regular baseball hat. Inside, an array of brain-sensing receptors intended to capture neural activity without turning a study into a performance.
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- RecordCapture neural activity during a constrained task.
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- PersonalizeLearn one participant’s patterns over repeated sessions.
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- RevisitSearch a defined record while keeping uncertainty visible.
03 / Validation path
The right study comes before the big claim.
We are looking for researchers and clinically supervised teams who want to test a meaningful workflow, not skip to a conclusion.
Controlled conversation / agency stays in frame
Signal quality
Does the familiar form factor produce consistent, usable recordings?
Retrieval quality
Can a defined experience be revisited without overstating what the model knows?
Participant agency
Are consent, privacy, data ownership, and failure cases visible throughout?
04 / Open invitation
Bring a study question.
Tell us what you would want to measure, revisit, or challenge. The next useful step is a careful conversation with people close to the work.
Research teams, clinicians, and supervised participants exploring bounded neural measurement.