AI-based multimodal monitoring combining wearables, salivary biomarkers and data fusion

NSight is seeking project cooperation within Horizon Europe consortia, in particular for HORIZON-HLTH-2026-01-STAYHLTH-02, focusing on behavioural interventions as primary prevention for non-communicable diseases (NCDs) among young people (12–25 years).

NSight brings a unique, integrated technological portfolio that directly addresses key requirements of the call:

1. Multimodal Self-Monitoring via Wearable Sensors

NSight provides wearable solutions for continuous monitoring of EEG, heart rate variability (HRV) and electrodermal activity (EDA). These physiological markers enable objective assessment of stress regulation, emotional engagement, sleep patterns and behavioural change, supporting self-management and empowerment strategies central to behavioural prevention.

2. Salivary Liquid Biopsy for Early Biomarkers

Our patented salivary liquid biopsy technology detects neuro-related molecular biomarkers with ultra-high sensitivity (10⁶–10⁷× higher than conventional assays). This non-invasive, low-cost approach enables early biological stratification of risk profiles and objective evaluation of intervention outcomes, fully compatible with large-scale youth studies.

3. AI-Driven Data Fusion and Predictive Modelling

NSight integrates physiological, molecular and behavioural data using interpretable AI models to support:

• personalisation of behavioural interventions

• prediction of long-term NCD risk trajectories

• generation of real-world evidence (RWE) for healthcare professionals and policymakers

Expected Role in a Consortium

NSight can act as:

• Technology partner for digital self-monitoring and biomarkers

• WP leader or co-leader on data analytics, AI modelling or outcome evaluation

🔹 Added Value for the Project

By bridging neuroscience, digital health and AI, NSight enables robust, objective and scalable evaluation of behavioural interventions, enhancing their effectiveness, replicability and long-term impact on youth health and NCD prevention.