Evidence

The work behind
the direction.

REO NeuroCare grows from an active scientific programme spanning cerebral monitoring, physiology and demanding human environments.

Cerebral monitoring

Research into non-invasive observation of changing cerebral physiology.

Human physiology

Understanding physiological responses across changing conditions.

Space medicine

Questions shaped by the demands of human spaceflight.

Technology-assisted care

Connecting research with practical, human-centred systems.

Selected publications

Public science.
Open to scrutiny.

Selected records are linked to official catalogues and repositories.

2025

Brain Monitoring in Space with Rheoencephalography (REG)

Kora, Szilvia; Tamas, Nepusz; Janos, Kokavecz; Sandor, Andras Szabo; Michael, Bodo · Akadémiai Hírek · MTMT 35767444

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2023

Physiological Challenges of Space Travel and Ground-Based Simulation Possibilities for Monitoring Brain Circulatory Changes: A Rheoencephalography Study

Szabó, Sándor; Bodo, Mihaly; Nagy-Bozsoky, József; Pintér, István; Bagány, Mihály; Szabó-Kóra, Szilvia; Dunai, Pál · Repüléstudományi Közlemények 35(3), 79–101 · DOI 10.32560/rk.2023.3.6

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Further research

Additional publications are available in the official MTMT catalogue.

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Publication titles retain their official scientific terminology. Product implementation details and non-public results are intentionally excluded.

Previous versions in pictures

Research in progress.
Built, tested, refined.

A selection of earlier wearable concepts, measurement setups and electronics prototypes from the ongoing REO NeuroCare research and development process.

Earlier wrist-worn sensor prototype — **Wearable iterations**Earlier form-factor studies for wrist and head-mounted sensing.

Earlier wrist-worn sensing setup — **Wearable iterations**Earlier form-factor studies for wrist and head-mounted sensing.

Research participant during a cerebral monitoring measurement — **Human measurements**Research setups used to explore physiological signals and practical sensor placement.

Wearable sensor attached to a participant's arm during measurement — **Human measurements**Research setups used to explore physiological signals and practical sensor placement.

Close-up of an electronics prototype board — **Electronics development**Prototype hardware, instrumentation and bench-level validation during development.

Electronics prototype and measurement equipment on a laboratory bench — **Electronics development**Prototype hardware, instrumentation and bench-level validation during development.

These images document earlier research and development stages. They are shown as development evidence and do not represent the final product configuration or a clinically validated medical device.