Every device on one clock, with the sync itself measured.


Solaryien Neurolink™ is the brain-mapping and multisensor research environment behind the science. It records a whole session across every connected instrument on a single shared timebase, then cuts, analyses and visualises what was captured.
Every device has its own oscillator, and none of them agree with each other or with the computer. Left alone they drift apart by milliseconds per minute, which is fatal when the whole method rests on where a signal sits relative to the moment a word begins. Solaryien Neurolink™ measures that drift continuously and reports it, so a session can be judged rather than trusted.
Solaryien Pulse™ wearables, EEG over Lab Streaming Layer, and third-party instruments over Bluetooth, LSL or USB, all in one session.
Per-channel quality and clock synchronisation shown while the session runs, not discovered afterwards.
Fixation, word and go-onset marks, so a clip can be cut to the exact moment it belongs to.
Clips extracted around each event and fingerprinted against the recordings, so a cached clip can never belong to a different dataset.
Spectral, entropy and Hjorth features, a calibrated decoder, and hold-one-person-out validation.
Electrode layout, scalp regions, per-word activation maps and an activation timeline, over real anatomy rather than a smoothed average.
A measurement, or nothing
If a channel was never measured, Solaryien Neurolink™ says so rather than showing a comfortable number. If a scan is a standard template rather than a participant's own, the page says that too, and it changes the moment a real scan is imported. An instrument that flatters the researcher is not an instrument.
Solaryien Research Lab™