Consumer wearables
Can help reveal behavioral and physiological patterns through indirect signals.
EVA / A WE-Sensing venture
EVA is a smart menstrual sensing pad under development, designed to measure selected biological changes in menstrual fluid through a product women already use.
EVA is currently under development and is not available for clinical diagnosis or treatment decisions.
The need
Wearable devices can reveal patterns in behavior and physiology, while clinical tests provide detailed information at individual moments. EVA is being developed to help capture selected biological changes during the time between those measurements.
Can help reveal behavioral and physiological patterns through indirect signals.
Provides detailed information at individual moments under clinical direction.
Explore longitudinal biological information between visits without replacing either approach.
Product design
The EVA concept combines a disposable sensing pad, a detachable reader, and an application intended to organize measurements over time.
A familiar disposable pad containing an integrated sensing region.
A detachable electronic device that captures and transfers sensor signals.
A secure interface intended to organize measurements and present longitudinal trends.
How it works
The pad is worn as part of the user’s normal menstrual routine.
Integrated electrochemical sensors interact with menstrual fluid and generate electrical signals.
The reusable reader and data-processing system organize and analyze the sensor response.
The application presents longitudinal trends intended to support future health understanding and clinical research.
Technology
EVA extends WE-Sensing’s broader sensing platform into a women’s health application while keeping the physical product and user experience central to the system design.

Flexible sensor elements designed to respond to selected chemical changes in menstrual fluid.
A sensing region positioned within the pad architecture to interact with collected menstrual fluid.
A detachable reader designed to acquire signals from the disposable sensing pad.
Data-processing methods intended to transform complex sensor responses into longitudinal measurements and interpretable trends.
Development
The sequence below describes the intended development path. Individual stage status will be published only after formal project review.
EVA is currently under development and is not available for clinical diagnosis or treatment decisions.
Partnerships
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