Positive test results bring Cenli biofeedback system closer to launch
Our newly designed sensors have passed key safety and performance tests, supporting our vision for a safer, more connected future in health technology.
We’re excited to share that the Cenli biofeedback system has reached an important milestone on the road to launch this fall. In a series of independent tests conducted by Jan Linders, a third-party laboratory in Gothenburg, Sweden, our sensors demonstrated strong results in critical areas of electromagnetic compatibility and emissions safety. These results are an important step in preparing for the planned launch this fall.
Strong results in emissions and immunity testing
The tests confirmed that the Cenli sensors remain well within permitted limits for radiofrequency emissions and conducted emissions during both operational and charging modes. Notably, while operating in operational mode, the sensors were subjected to radiated electromagnetic fields up to 3 V/m across a wide frequency range (0.03–6 GHz), with no impact on data traffic observed. This is an important indication that the system is robust against interference—a vital quality for devices intended to be used in everyday environments where many other wireless technologies are present.
The sensor technology has been developed over several years by Together Tech, whose expertise and commitment to quality have played a key role in achieving this level of performance and reliability.
We still have a few important steps ahead. Additional safety and immunity tests, including immunity against bursts, surges, and electrostatic discharge, are underway to complete the system’s compliance evaluation.
Designed for everyday use
The Cenli system combines advanced sensor technology with intuitive biofeedback features designed to empower users to better understand and manage their health. By minimizing interference and ensuring reliable communication, we aim to set a new standard for safety and performance in biofeedback solutions.
At Nordic Brain Tech, we believe technology should not only solve problems but also inspire confidence and hope. As the world moves toward more personalized and connected healthcare, innovations like Cenli are shaping a future where individuals have greater tools to thrive.
We look forward to sharing more updates as final testing is completed and preparations continue for the fall launch.
Photo credit: Jan Linders (Gothenburg, Sweden)