Neurotechnology for
Performance · Training · Safety

SPARK measures the brain in action: load, attention, fatigue.
To go faster, train better and manage risk.

  • BrainResearch-grade BCI
  • BodyBiometrics
  • ContextTelemetry · motion
  • OutputLive coaching
01 · Measurement

What SPARK measures

  1. Brain

    Several EEG channels follow brain activity, continuously

    The brain

    Cognitive load, attention and fatigue, measured from brain activity.

  2. Body

    The heartbeat and the orientation of the head join the signal

    The heart

    Heart rate, to follow the physical cost of the effort.

    The head

    Its movements: where the head turns, and when.

  3. Context

    Speed, position, phases: the data of the machine comes in too

  4. To the millisecond

    Everything locks onto one timeline: the same instant, on every stream

  5. Output

    One timeline, three uses: live, in the debrief, in the cloud

    • Live

      Next to the machine, during the session

    • Debrief

      After the session, instant by instant

    • Cloud

      Progress, session after session

All of it on one timeline with the data of the machine: car, motorcycle, aircraft or simulator.

02 · What it brings

Performance, training, safety

Performance

  • See where performance is won or lost, with the person's state at that moment.
  • A debrief after every session: what to work on first.

Training

  • Each session compared with a reference, to work on what matters.
  • Progress followed from one session to the next.

Safety

  • Fatigue and vigilance measured continuously, across the whole session.
  • Load and stress measured in demanding situations, to learn to manage them.
03 · Prevention

Risk starts
before the error

A microsleep, focus that slips, a load that overflows: the person at the controls does not always feel it, and from the outside nothing shows. SPARK makes it measurable.

01

Vigilance and microsleep

Vigilance tracked continuously from brain activity, across the whole session, down to the moments it drops.

02

Focus

When attention narrows onto what matters, and when it slips.

03

Load and stress

Overload measured situation by situation, alongside heart rate and head movement.

Understand, train, anticipate

At the simulator, fatigue, pressure and urgency are reproduced with no risk at all. You see each person’s state at the moment it matters, and learn to recognise it, then to manage it.

Pilots · Drivers · Professional drivers · Instructors · Safety organisations

Prevention and driver training
05 · Platform

On board, on the ground, in the cloud

ON BOARD

The instrument

Worn throughout the session, it captures the brain, the heart and the head.

The SPARK box, matte black with the red emblem on top, cabled to its touchscreen showing speed, lap time and the gap to the best lap.
The box and its touchscreen.
ON THE GROUND

The software

Live, the person's state and the data of the machine on one screen.

Screenshot of the live view: current lap time, gap to the optimal lap, best and last laps, sector times, the track map and the corners compared with the reference lap.
The live view.
IN THE CLOUD

SPARK Cloud

Every session kept, with the debrief and progress over time.

Screenshot of a debrief: the three corners where the lap lost the most time, then the time gap to another lap along the whole circuit.
A debrief.

Set up in minutes, updated on its own, with no IT team needed on site.

06 · Technology

The technology behind the measurement

  • Neurotechnology

    EEG and brain-computer interface, in neurointerfaces worn in real conditions.

  • AI and brain data

    Models trained on every session, optimal references and a debrief written by AI.

  • Signal processing

    A clean brain signal, even in motion, synchronised to the millisecond with the heart, the head and the machine.

  • Visualisation

    The person's state, readable live and in the debrief, on one timeline.

07 · Compatibility

Compatible with your tools

Every session exports with telemetry, brain, heart and head on the same timebase, to the millisecond, into the software your teams already use.

  • MoTeC .ld
  • VBOX .vbo
  • CSV
  • EDF
  • MoTeC i2
  • AiM Race Studio
  • VBOX Circuit Tools
  • Bosch WinDarab
  • Motion Applied ATLAS
  • Cosworth Pi Toolbox
  • Marelli WinTAX
  • 2D Analyzer
  • Racelogic
  • MATLAB®
  • Python™
  • MNE-Python
  • EEGLAB
  • OpenBCI GUI

All trademarks belong to their respective owners. File format compatibility only, with no partnership or endorsement.

08 · Conversations

In discussion with

Public safety
  • French National Police
Motorsport
  • FIA
  • FFSA
  • Alpine / Renault
Aerospace
  • Airbus
  • APNA
  • Aviation Sans Frontières
Technology
  • IBM
  • Amazon Web Services
  • Hetzner
Research and education
  • ISAE-SUPAERO
  • ESTACA

Ongoing conversations, with no commitment from the organisations listed.

Reading the person at the controls

Tell us what you do. Someone on the team answers you personally.

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