The Yokaizen Ring senses patterns (HRV, temperature, motion). Our models learn your baseline and gently cue the right micro-practice at the right moment—always as a wellness aid, never a diagnosis.
Photoplethysmography for HRV-related features, skin temperature, and micro-movement (actigraphy). Personalized baselines adapt over time.
Multi-signal fusion detects shifts in arousal/regulation; context & routines refine precision. Designed for anticipatory cues—not labels.
When patterns suggest strain, your Yokai nudges a 30–90s micro-practice (breath, focus, reframe) or a supportive message.
Wellness guidance only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Physiological triggers can shorten anxiety episodes when support is delivered before escalation.
Personalized, just-in-time digital supports increase engagement versus generic content.
24/7 access creates a safety net that reduces crisis episodes in at-risk youth.
We blend CBT/SEL micro-skills with Japan-native methods (Morita's action-orientation, Naikan reflection). Delivering skills through character companions increases disclosure and everyday practice.
CBT & SEL micro-practices: breathe, focus, reframe, act.
Morita & Naikan principles for culturally resonant habits.
Manga-style companions foster safer self-expression.
Literature supports combining autonomic signals (e.g., HRV) with temperature/motion; per-user baselines are essential.
Automated, just-in-time supports outperform self-initiated ones in reducing episode duration/intensity.
Manga-style AI guides increase emotional disclosure and engagement among Japanese adolescents.
Beta pilots indicate shorter anxiety episodes with ring-prompted grounding and improved self-regulation over 3 months.
Wellness product: does not diagnose/treat medical conditions.
Consent-first: clear opt-in, pause anytime.
Data minimization & end-to-end encryption; user control over deletion/export.
Transparent models; we avoid sensitive inferences and share limitations.
We're partnering with schools, municipalities, and companies on preregistered studies.