Every metric tracked by OxyZen is backed by rigorous scientific research, validated through clinical trials, and engineered to meet medical-grade accuracy standards.

Our Science & Research

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Our Science & Research

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Science You Can Trust. Data You Can Act On.

Every metric tracked by OxyZen is backed by rigorous scientific research, validated through clinical trials, and engineered to meet medical-grade accuracy standards.

Clinical Accuracy

Medical-Grade Precision in Every Reading

Our sensors have been rigorously tested against clinical equipment in controlled environments, consistently delivering accuracy that rivals hospital-grade devices.

Accuracy Metrics:

  • 99.2% Heart Rate Accuracy - Validated against ECG monitoring in multi-phase clinical trials
  • 98.7% SpO2 Precision - Compared to pulse oximetry in diverse participant groups
  • 96.5% Sleep Stage Detection - Validated against polysomnography gold standard

Advanced Technology

Multi-Sensor Biometric Platform

OxyZen integrates six advanced sensor systems working in harmony to provide comprehensive health insights.

Sensor Technology:

Photoplethysmography (PPG)

  • Advanced optical sensors measure blood volume changes
  • Tracks heart rate, heart rate variability, and blood oxygen saturation
  • LED Configuration: Red + Infrared
  • Sampling Rate: 50 Hz
  • Heart Rate Range: 30-220 BPM

Thermal Sensors

  • Negative temperature coefficient thermistors
  • Continuously monitor skin temperature variations
  • Track circadian rhythm and detect early signs of illness
  • Accuracy: ±0.1°C
  • Sample Interval: 1 minute
  • Temperature Range: 20-40°C

3D Accelerometer

  • High-precision motion detection
  • Captures movement patterns, activity levels, and sleep positions
  • Resolution: 16-bit
  • Range: ±16g
  • Sampling Rate: 100 Hz

Gyroscope

  • Advanced orientation tracking
  • Enables precise movement classification and gesture recognition
  • Axis Sensitivity: 3-axis
  • Range: ±2000 dps
  • Precision: 16-bit ADC

Clinical Validation

Rigorous Clinical Validation Process

Every OxyZen feature undergoes extensive testing in controlled clinical environments before reaching your finger.

Validation Statistics:

  • 5,247 Clinical Trial Participants
  • 12 Published Research Studies
  • 3 Years of R&D
  • 15+ Academic Institutions

Scientific Methodology

How We Ensure Accuracy and Reliability

Our 7-Step Process:

  1. Literature Review & Hypothesis - Comprehensive review of peer-reviewed research
  2. Prototype Development - Engineering teams develop sensor prototypes
  3. Laboratory Testing - Controlled environment testing against gold-standard equipment
  4. Clinical Trials - Multi-phase studies with diverse participant groups
  5. Algorithm Optimization - Machine learning models trained on clinical data
  6. Peer Review & Publication - Research findings submitted to scientific journals
  7. Continuous Improvement - Ongoing data collection informs algorithm updates

Published Research & Studies


Our Commitment to Scientific Transparency

Recent Publications:

Validation of Wearable Ring PPG Technology for Continuous Heart Rate Monitoring

  • Authors: Chen, S., Kumar, M., Petrova, E., et al.
  • Comprehensive validation study comparing OxyZen ring measurements against 12-lead ECG in 1,200 participants

Accuracy of Sleep Stage Detection Using Multi-Sensor Wearable Technology

  • Authors: Petrova, E., Wright, J., Chen, S., et al.
  • Multi-center study validating sleep stage classification against polysomnography

Continuous SpO2 Monitoring in Wearable Form Factor: Clinical Validation

  • Authors: Nkrumah, A., Martinez, L., Kumar, M., et al.
  • Validation of blood oxygen saturation measurements against clinical pulse oximetry

Research & Academic Partnerships

Working with Leading Institutions Worldwide

We collaborate with premier research institutions including:

  • MIT Media Lab (Research Partner)
  • Stanford Medicine (Clinical Validation)
  • Johns Hopkins (Sleep Research)
  • UCSF (Cardiology Studies)
  • Oxford University (Algorithm Development)
  • Imperial College (Sensor Technology)

Interested in Research Collaboration?


We're always looking to partner with leading institutions and researchers advancing the field of wearable health technology.