What exists, what is being built, and what each step unlocks. Horizons rather than dates: a published date is a promise, and we would rather keep the ones we make.

01
INSTRUMENT
NOW
The hardware a laboratory receives.
Hip-actuated device
Hip-actuated, worn on a belt with thigh cuffs. This is the device a laboratory receives today.
In progressBench characterisation
Torque, latency and residual torque measured on the bench and written into the specification we issue.
PlannedKnee module
In development. Not part of the current device, and not quoted as if it were.
Planned
02
CONTROL AND DATA
NOW
What a researcher can write, record and take away.
Torque profiles
Profile format and the interface a researcher writes against.
In progressTelemetry schema
Channels, units and rates documented in full for the laboratories we work with.
PlannedSynchronisation
Hardware trigger checked against each capture system by name, rather than claimed in general.
PlannedInvestigator console
Session review and export for the investigator, with synthetic data until a laboratory records its own.
Planned
03
EVIDENCE
NEXT
Independent work by laboratories, which we do not author.
First laboratory placements
Units placed with laboratories. They write the protocol, hold the approval and own the data.
PlannedFirst publications
Authored and submitted by the laboratories. We are named in the methods section, not on the paper.
PlannedReference dataset
A dataset recorded with the instrument, published for download so a lab can read the schema before it commits.
Planned
04
COMMERCIAL
NOW
What makes the instrument buyable through an institution.
Specification and quotation
Specification, price, lead time and warranty, issued to a named institution.
In progressSupplier registration
The registrations a grants office checks before a purchase order can be raised.
PlannedService and spares
A stated response time, a repair route and parts on the shelf — the things an institution asks about before it buys.
Planned
05
COMPLIANCE
LATER
The groundwork a later path would stand on. Nothing here is a claim about status today.
Electrical safety and EMC testing
Electrical safety and EMC testing, with reports an institution can put in front of its safety office.
PlannedBattery certification
Battery certification, without which the instrument cannot be shipped.
PlannedDocumentation for IRB submissions
The document pack an institution submits with its ethics application.
Planned
This roadmap is a statement of intent, not a commitment to dates or features. It is written for investors and for the laboratories deciding whether to work with an instrument that is still evolving.
The deck is shared directly rather than left on an open link, so we know who is reading and can answer questions while they read.
Questions about the thesis, the roadmap or the round. We answer every message from an investor ourselves.