FORBES — In a new article examining how wearable technology is moving beyond fitness tracking toward continuous insight into physiology and cognitive performance, contributor Chuck Brooks highlights Pison as “perhaps the most interesting to watch in the market.”
Brooks explains how Pison’s electroneurography (ENG) technology measures electrical signals traveling from the brain to muscles through the peripheral nervous system. This approach can provide insight into mental agility, attention, reaction time, and cognitive readiness—moving wearables beyond recording what happened in the body to understanding what occurs between the brain and body before movement.
The article explores potential applications in professional sports, first response, military operations, and other demanding environments where readiness, fatigue, and decision-making matter. Alongside established wearable leaders, Forbes positions Pison as pushing the category’s boundaries by bringing neurological and cognitive measurement to the wrist.
