Everything runs through you: the business, the team, the people who count on you. And all of it rests on one thing: how sharp your mind is. Pison is the neural watch that measures exactly that, then trains it. Five minutes a day.
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Mental READINESS and reaction time aren’t fixed traits. Like a muscle, they respond to training. They can be measured, worked, and steadily improved.
And it matters: reaction time is the #2 predictor of all-cause mortality, ahead of physical activity, blood pressure, and resting heart rate.
Every fitness watch on the market runs on the same two sensors: an optical pulse reader and a motion chip. They track your body. None can see your mind.
Pison uses electroneurography (ENG) to read the electrical signals your brain fires through your nerves to your muscles. A measurement no other wearable can make.
Pison turns your reaction time, FOCUS, and READINESS into hard numbers you see every morning. Then it trains them.
Five minutes a day, and the edge your business, your team, and your future depend on keeps getting sharper instead of slipping.
Passive tracking of nerve signals, heart rate, sleep, and motion. Day and night.
A light flashes, you flex your wrist. You get your daily Ready Score.
Quick exercises that sharpen reaction time, focus, and decision speed.
Coffee, sleep, stress. See what moves your numbers, and what doesn’t.
Pison delivers the same category of speed-of-processing training studied for over a decade in peer-reviewed research. The technology itself has been validated as a measurement instrument in its own right.
Pison’s exercises are speed-based training: the exact category studied in the landmark 10-year ACTIVE trial (Edwards et al., 2017, Alzheimer’s & Dementia), where higher doses cut dementia incidence by up to 48%. Pison didn’t run that trial. It’s built on the science behind it. Read the study →
In an NIH/NSF-funded clinical trial at Temple University’s MDA/ALS Center of Hope, Pison’s technology distinguished ALS patients from healthy controls and tracked disease progression non-invasively.
In a peer-reviewed study (IISE Proceedings 2025, Montana State University), Pison’s ENG sensor was tested against heart rate, EDA/GSR, eye tracking, and facial-expression analysis under cognitive stress.
In a 2025 IRB-approved pilot study with Harvard, Pison’s premotor-time signal tracked blood alcohol content closely enough to flag impairment. The same signal surfaces fatigue and sleep deprivation as they happen.
Pison’s technology was developed and validated over six years with the U.S. military, culminating in a multiple SBIR contracts, to integrate its neural sensing into equipment for vigilance and cognitive READINESS.
Pison’s work isn’t confined to a lab. Its ENG chip and algorithms are licensed and adapted into the Xiaomi Watch 5. A sign the underlying neural-sensing platform is trusted by major global wearable makers.
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Pison began in 2016, after co-founder Dexter Ang’s mother was diagnosed with ALS. He left his career in finance to build a technology that could read the nervous system passively from the wrist. First to help patients like his mom, then to help anyone measure and protect their cognitive performance.
The company is named after his mother’s cat — the one who stayed by her side through her illness.
Today, that same technology is backed by MIT, DoD, the NSF, and the ALS Association. It’s worn by military personnel, NHL champions, and the kind of people who refuse to coast.
Five minutes a day. The one investment still paying off ten years from now.
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