Tremora Sense
Continuous tremor and dose timing from the wrist.
Wrist wearable for Parkinson's and essential tremor. Records on-device movement features and medication button events for later ingest.
01: Capture
Continuous movement and dose timing from the wrist.
Sense records daytime motion and one-button dose marks. Output is a local time series of movement features with medication events for later ingest.
Wear
On the wrist for the waking day
Sense
IMU features extracted on-device
Mark dose
One button press per medication
Log
Stored locally for later ingest
Sample day
Dose marks on the timeline
02: Signal
Tremor bands are separated from ordinary motion.
Frequency-domain analysis isolates tremor-band energy from voluntary motion. Parkinsonian rest tremor is typically near 4-6 Hz; essential tremor usually sits higher. Both map to the Tremora Severity Index.
Frequency orientation
Voluntary motion
Broad / irregular
Filtered out of the tremor estimate
Parkinsonian rest
About 4-6 Hz
Dominant band for many PD rest windows
Essential tremor
Higher band
Typically above the PD rest range
03: Into the platform
Session rows feed the same clinic views as other sources.
After ingest, Sense becomes the shared session row used by summary, response-curve, and trend views. Provenance marks identify device-sourced values. Other movement sources use the same ingest path.
On-wrist features
Motion + dose events
ingestSession()
Normalized session row
Clinic views
Summary, curves, trends
04: Status
Research prototype, not a cleared medical device.
Sense is under development. Intended use: continuous wrist-based tremor features and dose timing. Clinical validation is required before use in care decisions.