Call for Collaboration

Advancing Clinical Biofeedback Through Interdisciplinary Partnership

The Digital Mirror is currently transitioning from a localized engineering prototype into a fully autonomous clinical research suite. As the architecture prepares for active human trials, we are seeking partnerships with academic institutions, clinical practitioners, and ethical review boards to validate the system's clinical efficacy and hardware safety.

We are specifically looking to collaborate with domain experts in the following areas:

1. Clinical Psychology & ACT Practitioners

To ensure the system strictly adheres to therapeutic boundaries, we require licensed clinicians to evaluate the "Cold Path" validation UI. Collaborators will assist in stress-testing the localized AI-generated Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) prompts, refining the deterministic decision trees, and validating the algorithmic clinical off-ramp mechanisms for high-neuroticism profiles.

2. Computational Neuroscience & EEG Spatial Mapping

As the project migrates to an 8-channel clinical EEG array, we welcome collaboration from researchers specializing in real-time artifact rejection, topographical modeling, and spatial mapping of Frontal Alpha Asymmetry (FAA) and frontal theta/beta ratios. Expertise in these areas will help optimize our microsecond digital signal processing (DSP) pipelines and offline statistical extraction.

3. Institutional Review Boards (IRB) & Ethics Committees

We are seeking institutional sponsors to review the project's stringent data privacy architecture. We aim to rigorously demonstrate how our fully air-gapped execution, zero-knowledge AES-GCM encryption, and automated cryptographic data-sanitization protocols establish a new gold standard for patient privacy in AI-augmented clinical trials.

Contact

If your research or clinical practice aligns with the intersection of real-time biofeedback, cybernetics, and psychotherapeutic intervention, please reach out to discuss potential collaboration, infrastructure review, or academic partnership opportunities.

PAUL COCKBURN paulcockburn4@gmail.com