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Research & Collaboration

Built on Science. Powered by Research.

FatigueSense is the product of 3+ years of PhD research at Newcastle University, combining machine learning, wearable technology, and clinical fatigue expertise.

The Science Behind FatigueSense

Built on the research studies studying fatigue in chronic conditions using wearable devices. Our multi-agent AI architecture goes beyond simple rule-based systems.

ML Prediction Engine
Advanced ensemble models trained on CONNEFA research data
Prediction Sanity Agent
Validates predictions against research evidence
Personal Profiling Agent
Builds unique baselines and identifies triggers
Notification Agent
Context-aware smart notifications

Institutional Support

Newcastle University

Where FatigueSense was born — 3+ years of PhD research in fatigue management.

NIHR Newcastle BRC

Funding from the National Institute for Health and Care Research.

Edinburgh Venture Builder

Incubation and commercialisation support from the University of Edinburgh.

Collaborate With Us

For Researchers & Clinicians

We welcome collaboration with researchers studying fatigue, wearable technology, machine learning in health, or chronic conditions.

Reach us at research@fatiguesense.com

Areas of collaboration:
  • Joint studies

  • Clinical validation studies in specific patient populations

  • Wearable data analysis and methodology exchange

  • Algorithm improvement and feature development

For Participants

Want to try FatigueSense and contribute to fatigue research? As a beta participant, your anonymised data helps improve fatigue prediction for everyone.

What you'll get:
  • Free access to all FatigueSense features

  • AI-powered fatigue predictions from day one

  • Personal fatigue profile built over time

  • Contributing to real fatigue research

Publications & Presentations

Research publications coming soon. Follow us on LinkedIn for updates.

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