Invest in the First Facial-Sensing Tech for Smart Glasses
Our patented sensor platform is the first to turn smart glasses into behavior-sensing devices by capturing thousands of subtle facial muscle movements in real time. This unlocks applications in health and wellbeing, medical research, consumer sentiment, and AR/VR/XR. Our platform can even provide behavioral nudges in response to real-time data.
Wearables Are a $84B Market.1 XR Could Exceed $3 Trillion.2
Wearables are already a massive $84B market, and smart glasses are the fastest-growing category, expanding 200% each year. But this is just the beginning.
Most wearables track motion, heart rate, or sleep, but they can’t tell users why they feel or behave a certain way. Emteq holds the patents for the sensing tech that smart glasses need to deliver real value. As the giants race to dominate the platform, we control a key piece they don’t have.
Meta is scaling production of smart glasses to 10 million units per year
Experts project the XR market will reach $3 trillion in the coming years
Apple and Google are building XR products, including smart glasses
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The First Tech to Measure All-Day Facial Expressions—And Change Behavior
Our patented sensor platform is the first to turn smart glasses into behavior-sensing devices by capturing thousands of subtle facial muscle movements in real time. This unlocks applications in health and wellbeing, medical research, consumer sentiment, and AR/VR/XR.
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Patents (27 granted)
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Peer-reviewed publications confirming sensor accuracy and expression analysis, used by neuroscience researchers to study facial responses and emotions in real-world settings.
Collaboration with top universities like Stanford, Northeastern, and Cambridge
3 Revenue Streams:
Research. Products. Licensing.
Emteq generates revenue through a three-tier model designed for long-term growth. We advance our core technology through paid research services. We validate in market by launching targeted consumer products. And we scale by licensing our technology. We’re already seeing traction in each category.
Research & Services
Products
Licensing
The First Wearable That Measures How You Eat and Automatically Logs Food
Our first consumer product–Sense Eyewear–targets diet because it’s a huge problem, our tech fits into lightweight eyewear, and the $274B market is wide open. Poor diet is the world’s top health risk, but current wearables can't reliably collect the most basic data: what we eat and how we eat it.
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Tracks 28 diet metrics like chewing speed and distracted eating through 2.8M data points
91%
of users slowed eating, which is linked to better weight and gut health
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Logs meals 12x easier than phones
Only Emteq technology can measure the 4 critical daily diet inputs1 | Emotions2 | Behaviour | Activity | Food Eaten |
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| Emteq | ||||
| Smartphone | Indirect data or surveys | Indirect data or surveys | Manually logged | |
| Watch | ||||
| Ring | ||||
| CGM | Lagging indicator |
- Other factors influencing diet and weight don’t vary across the day, such as metabolism, sleep, age, genetics, and medical conditions.
- Watches, rings, and phones use indirect measures to try to measure stress and other emotions (HR, HRV, sweat response, phone activity, voice, surveys, etc.).
The First Wearable That Tracks How You Feel
1 in 5 people live with a mental health disorder, but we still rely on occasional check-ins and self-reported surveys.
Our smart glasses will change that:
Passively track emotional responses throughout the day
Automatically tag mood to people, places, and activities
Spot patterns in what improves—or worsens— mental states
The Road to Category Leadership in Wearable Health
Built to lead in Health, Wearables, and XR. With the funds from this raise, we will pursue critical milestones in our three revenue categories.
How Breakthrough Innovations Power Big Tech
Many of today’s breakthrough technologies began with startups like ours. When major tech companies need new capabilities such as facial data, emotion tracking, or input interfaces, they first look to acquire the innovators who have already built them versus taking the longer path of developing the solutions in-house.
Lesser-known companies are often acquired for a specific technology or function that larger companies want to incorporate into their product.
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From Facial Movement to Measurable Change
Emteq’s patented optical flow sensors fit into any smart eyewear and measure subtle facial muscle movements with extreme precision, unlocking insight into diet, emotion, and behavior.
Sensing
Tiny sensors embed in glasses frames to track subtle facial muscle movements.
Interpretation
Data is processed by our AI for patterns like chewing speed, emotional state, or distracted behavior.
Response
The system delivers in-the-moment nudges – like a gentle buzz to slow down eating – designed to reinforce healthier lifestyles.
Insight
Our AI processes millions of data points each day to deliver unique insights based on your personal goals.
Get Investor Exclusive Benefits
Emteq’s patented optical flow sensors fit into any smart eyewear and measure subtle facial muscle movements with extreme precision, unlocking insight into diet, emotion, and behavior.
Deep Expertise in Eyewear, Emotion, and AI/ML
Our leadership brings together deep technical expertise and real-world product experience – from academic research labs to consumer hardware giants.
Former head of SnapLab, Snap Inc.'s augmented reality eyewear division and Snap's hardware-related investments and acquisitions. Previously founded and built consumer product startups including ICON Aircraft. MSME (Product Design), Stanford. AB Economics, Harvard.
Surgeon and leading authority on the face. Multi-award winning researcher, author of over 100 scientific papers and over 20 patents. Founded Emteq Labs to improve the delivery of personalized remote therapy using objective sensor data. MA, Oxford. MBBS, University of London. MD Imperial College.
Professor, scientist and Al researcher, focused on application of Al algorithms to build intelligent systems and applications. Selected as top 2% scientist worldwide for last year, Best Young Scientist in Macedonia for 2017, and award winner of ML competitions. Author of >100 papers on human behavior and emotion Al.
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