01 / smart skin –
Discover electrophysiology
data with no boundaries

Over the last decade, we developed Smart Skin, a medical-grade skin patch with unique capabilities that allow access to an untapped source of data, expanding our knowledge and understanding on every level.

what is it?

We developed deep-tech sensors that measure heart, muscle, and brain activity, while maintaining medical-grade quality in any environment.

Electrode montage catalog

XTELC047RM05

xtr EXG7

7-channel wearable dry electrode array patch for EEG, EOG, and EMG monitoring.

XTELC0003405RM

xtr EXG16

16-channel wearable dry electrode array patch for EMG, ECG monitoring.

XTELC047RM05

xtr EEG16

16-channel wearable dry electrode array for frontal + temporal EEG & EOG monitoring.

XTELC0002005RM

xtr EXG2

2-channel wearable dry electrode array patch for EEG or EMG or ECG monitoring.

xtr fEMG16

xtr fEMG16

16-channel wearable dry electrode array patch for facial EMG, and EEG monitoring.

S.N. XTELC048GM05

XTR EEG12

16-channel wearable dry electrode array patch for facial EMG, and EEG monitoring.

02 / validation : Solid Scientific Foundation

Our technology is based on an intellectual property (IP) developed over the last decade at Prof. Yael Hanein’s Neuro-Engineering laboratory at Tel Aviv University. It is backed by extensive academic research and scientific validations.

Prof. Hanein’s latest research Neuro-Engineering Lab (Hanein Lab)

publications

Wearable facial electromyography: In the face of new opportunities

Comparison against vPSG and home‐based detection of REM sleep without atonia

Printed soft skin electrodes for seamless bio-impedance measurements

Finger gesture recognition with smart skin technology and deep learning

High-Resolution Bio-potential and Bio-impedance Investigation of the Face

Similarities and disparities between visual analysis and high-resolution electromyography of facial expressions

Lie to my face: An electromyography approach to the study of deceptive behavior

Leaked Expressions Captured with Wearable High Resolution Facial Electromyography

The Home-Based Sleep Laboratory

Multi-channel electromyography-based mapping of spontaneous smiles

Monitoring sleep disorders at home: how can wearable electrode arrays help?

Home monitoring of sleep with a temporary-tattoo EEG, EOG and EMG electrode array: a feasibility study

Electrophysiology Meets Printed Electronics: The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship

Printed facial skin electrodes as sensors of emotional affect

A Wearable High-Resolution Facial Electromyography for Long Term Recordings in Freely Behaving Humans

Wireless electronic-tattoo for long-term high fidelity facial muscle recordings

Temporary-tattoo for long-term high fidelity biopotential recordings

see all

03 / learn more: our Blog

Wearable Electro-Patches: four Development Considerations

By Yael Hanein, Ph.D.

CTO and founder, X-trodes

Shifting Focus in EEGResearch: Prioritizing Signal-to-Noise Ratio Over Low Impedance

By Ziv Peremen, Ph.D.

CEO

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