Where HALO Core stands

What exists and what does not

• Current Industrial design direction and component architecture.
• Current Eight-channel, dual-node prototype concept.
• Current Building a prototype.
• Planned Bench assembly, firmware and signal pipeline.
• Planned Controlled participant protocol.
• Required Validated accuracy, safety, usability and durability data.

Build order

From design to a defensible demonstration.

1. Requirements lockFreeze the first command set, test conditions, acceptance thresholds and explicit exclusions.
2. Bench signal chainValidate electrodes, amplification, isolation, sampling, artifact handling and data integrity before enclosure work.
3. Prototype AAssemble the first wearable unit for fit, contact quality, thermal and power checks.
4. Prototype BBuild a matched second unit to expose unit-to-unit variation and assembly weaknesses.
5. Training softwareCreate consent-aware calibration, labeled trials, versioned models and reproducible evaluation.
6. Controlled validationMeasure accuracy, latency and false activations. Publish failures and uncertainty alongside results.
7. Independent gateGet electrical, privacy, accessibility, ethics and regulatory review before expanding claims or use.
8. Pilot decisionAdvance, redesign or stop based on evidence, not presentation quality.

Project record

Evidence that must live in the project record.