DEVELOPERS & INTEGRATIONS

Build experiences that respond to physiological signals.

Connect compatible BioSignals applications with your own software, games and immersive experiences. The local real-time interface is a starting point for integration—not a cloud API.

BioSignals app → local signal stream → your training screen, game or VR experience

Start with the appropriate BioSignals app and its documented transport. The published overview describes a local WebSocket interface at ws://localhost:8080. Exact paths, supported channels and permissions depend on the app and version; verify them before integration. Browser security can restrict HTTPS-to-local connections.

Testing without a physical sensor

The published developer guide describes Demo Signals in supported mobile/Quest applications. It lists Windows and Mac desktop software as requiring a real sensor. iOS local access must be checked for the selected application version. Simulated data is for development and interface testing, not physiological measurement.

Your idea. A BioSignals training screen.

BioSignals provides a training-screen template that customers can use as a starting point. With ChatGPT, you can adapt the visual design, language, instructions and game concept to your preferences. Sensor integration, scoring and clinical use require compatible implementation and validation; a generated design is not automatically a working or clinically validated training.

A prompt you can give ChatGPT

Using this BioSignals visual template, design a calm ocean-themed training game with English and Hebrew instructions. Keep the demonstration clearly labeled as simulated. Preserve the applySignal(value) presentation hook. Do not invent sensor connections, physiological thresholds or clinical claims. Explain what still needs integration and testing.