We are building adaptive sensing systems that measure biological behavior in real time — without imposing artificial conditions on biological systems.

Most biological systems are still captured as static snapshots while their behavior unfolds dynamically. As a result, experiments generate data, but fail to resolve how systems actually operate. Metanode introduces distributed, adaptive electrochemical sensing that reveals behavior as it emerges not after it is averaged.
“This shifts biology from observing outputs to interrogating systems.“


Built on a 96-channel electrochemical measurement platform designed for continuous, low-noise biological signal capture.
Metanode turns biological activity into a continuous data layer.
Signals are no longer sampled—they are observed as evolving systems, enabling patterns, responses, and instabilities to be detected as they emerge.
Capture biological activity across the system—not at a single point.
Record behavior as it evolves, without gaps or snapshots.
Reveal patterns that only emerge across space and time.
Detect shifts and instabilities before outcomes are visible.