Overview
AiKiology’s products are built around a modular architecture that supports different sensing configurations while maintaining a consistent Ki computation framework. Devices are designed for experimental use, prototyping, and future scaling.
Device Families
- Core Ki Sensing Module – unit with optical, thermal, and motion sensors.
- Extended Sensor Hubs – expansion boards for additional physiological channels.
- Desktop and Lab Interfaces – USB and network-connected gateways for data collection.
Model Numbering
Each device family follows an engineering-grade model numbering scheme to distinguish hardware revisions, sensor configurations, and intended use cases. This supports traceability across experiments and deployments.
Use Cases
Products are intended for research labs, pilot studies, and advanced users interested in multimodal physiological measurement and Ki analysis. AiKiology emphasizes clear documentation and reproducible workflows.
Future Development
Planned extensions include wearable form factors, integrated cloud analytics, and additional sensor modalities. As the Ki framework evolves, product designs will remain aligned with transparent, testable computation methods.