Personal baseline
A reference measured at rest, against which every session is compared.
SPARK · Cognitive Health · Recovery
After an effort, a period of strain or an injury, recovery is often judged by how a person feels. SPARK measures the state of the brain and the body to follow it session after session.
A reference measured at rest, against which every session is compared.
How attention and vigilance come back after an effort.
Heart rhythm and brain activity read together.
Each person has their own baseline. Measuring against it shows whether recovery is complete or still under way.
Followed over weeks, the measurement gives the professional a curve to support their decisions.
Back to baseline, measured.
Short sessions at rest and during a task, repeated over time and compared with the person's own baseline. SPARK makes no diagnosis.
An athlete returns to training after a very demanding period.
At rest, the measurement is still away from their personal baseline, even though they feel ready.
The professional who follows them adjusts the return, and repeats the measurement until it is back to baseline.
A reference measured at rest on the person, against which every later session is compared.
No. SPARK makes no diagnosis: it gives a measurement, and the professional decides.
A short measurement at rest and during a task, repeated over time.
Mental fatigue, recovery, cognitive monitoring, rehabilitation and research on cognitive ageing, alongside clinical research.
How mental fatigue builds, measured from the brain rather than only reported.
How the brain and the body come back after an effort, followed against a personal baseline.
Attention and cognitive capacities followed over months, with the same protocols.
Measurement to follow progress in rehabilitation, alongside therapists.
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