Cymo.

Contactless sensing for respiration, heart rate and movement.No camera. Nothing to wear.

Cymo, a flat circular contactless sensor, seen at three-quarter angle

What Cymo senses

Low-power mmWave radar reads the micro-motion of breathing, heartbeat and movement from across the room. There is no camera, and nothing to wear.

Vitals
  • Respiration
  • Heart rate
  • HRV
Presence and safety
  • Presence
  • Fall detection
  • Bed entry and exit
Movement
  • Posture and skeleton
  • Gait
  • Activity recognition

On the wall. By the bed.

Cymo mounted on a wall

Cymo mounts flat on a wall or stands on a bedside table, facing the bed. In workplaces it sits facing the desk. It reads the room from where it is placed, so there is nothing to move or wear during the day.

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Research behind Cymo

22.1%

Up to 22.1% lower MPJPE than prior methods in MAEPose, our published pose-estimation research. A result on research benchmarks, not a measure of Cymo’s accuracy.

MAEPose: learning human pose from raw mmWave video without labels

MAEPose pre-trains a video Transformer on unlabelled mmWave radar video with masked autoencoding, then decodes multi-frame joint heatmaps, reducing pose error by up to 22.1% against state-of-the-art baselines across three datasets.

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Off-the-shelf hardware gives you a sensor. Full-stack control lets us design a sensing system. We build the radar hardware, the synchronized data capture and the self-supervised models together.

About Cymatics

Research and pilot partnerships

We work with organisations on research studies and pilot deployments in these settings.

Request a pilot

For care providers, hospitals, research groups and workplaces. Tell us about your setting and what you would like to measure, and we will follow up to scope a pilot.

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Join the waitlist

For individuals and households who want Cymo at home.

One email when Cymo opens for early access, plus occasional launch updates. Unsubscribe any time.

Cymo is a wellness and research device. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.