Projects / Health algorithm / biomarkers / lifestyle measures
BIOMISU Healthspan
BIOMISU Healthspan develops an algorithm that calculates which three lifestyle measures give the largest health gain for each person.
- Category
- Health algorithm / biomarkers / lifestyle measures
- Status
- R&D / algorithm development / protocol testing
- Problem
- Most health apps are built on more training, more goals and higher volume. They do not calculate when more effort stops giving a measurable gain for the individual.
- Solution
- The residual potential algorithm finds the three measures with the largest marginal health gain. It takes into account what the user already does, the biomarkers and which measures the user can keep up over time.
- Data
- The algorithm uses objective measurements such as HRV, VO₂ max, body composition, ALMI, blood sugar, blood pressure and data from wearables.
- R&D core
- The project tests threshold models, cycle synchronised training, red light therapy, sauna, eye training and other protocols as adjustment factors in the model.
- The role of IMISU
- IMISU develops the concept and is responsible for data and protocol structure, model development and commercialisation.
- Wanted partners
- Health providers, research groups, wearables companies, investors and clinical partners.