See biology differently.
Build medicine accordingly.
Electrome is building an AI-native bioelectric medicine company around a simple conviction: the electrical behavior of biology is measurable, computable, and worth translating with care.
Scan → Diagnose → Compute → Treat → Measure → Adapt → Treat again
A future, mat-based hardware research concept for a measured, repeating loop. MATRIX System is at concept-and-design stage: it is not FDA-cleared, not a diagnostic, not an approved therapy, and not available for clinical or consumer use. Diagnose is a future research goal, not an existing diagnostic capability.
- Commercial todayFDA-cleared PSWT devices for labeled pain uses
- Operating internallyLaboratory research software and workflows, not patient care
- Research directionProposed concept, not built, cleared, or available
- Surface · Proposed comfort surface the person lies on
- Sensors · Proposed sensor layer, placement illustrative
- PEMF coil · Proposed embedded coil, placement illustrative
Proposed whole-body sensing would capture a repeatable bioelectric and physiological baseline.
7 proposed stages. Each requires a human decision, validation, and an appropriate regulatory pathway before any future use.
The model proposes.
Scientists decide.
MATRIX Discovery is Electrome's operating, internal R&D software pipeline, not the future MATRIX System hardware. Data informs models; models rank candidate waveforms and suggest hypotheses; controlled experiments test them; scientific review determines what moves forward.
Specialized AI tools support evidence discovery, a signal, tissue, indication, and evidence knowledge graph, hypothesis review, and mathematical and statistical modeling. Simulation and digital-twin work remain research directions. Every material advancement passes a human scientific release gate; the software does not diagnose, monitor, or treat a person.
- 1Evidence · source-grounded literature review (Steps 01-03)
- 2Computation · hypotheses and mathematical models (Steps 04-05)
- 3Controlled lab · protocol and wet-lab signal delivery (Steps 06-07)
- 4Measurement · instrument observations, statistics, replication (Step 08)
- Scientist review sits between every phase; reviewed results return to the question and the models.
01Define the research question
Scientists set a bounded biological question, success criteria, and interpretation limits.
Operating internally02Discover the literature
Specialized research agents search and organize public scientific evidence for review.
Operating internally03Extract and rank evidence
Evidence is grounded to sources, compared for quality, and ranked without replacing scientific judgment.
Operating internally
04Generate and challenge hypotheses
Agents work adaptively in parallel and sequence to propose, compare, and challenge candidate explanations.
Operating internally05Model candidate signals
Mathematical and statistical models help scientists explore candidate signal-response relationships.
Operating internally
06Design a controlled protocol
Scientists translate selected candidates into reproducible laboratory protocols and review gates.
Operating internally07Run hardware-controlled experiments
Defined signals are delivered in controlled wet-lab studies; instruments record experimental observations.
Operating internally08Validate and replicate
Researchers apply statistical checks, replication, negative controls, and human interpretation.
Operating internally
09Publish and document
Results that clear scientific review can advance to peer review, publication, and regulatory documentation.
Operating internally10Expand the learning loop
The roadmap links validated evidence back into improved models and future programmable delivery research.
In development
Work that does not clear review stops or returns to an earlier phase. Nothing here reaches a patient.
- 01AI-native evidence analysis and hypotheses
Specialized AI tools supported literature review and hypothesis work.
- 02Modeling and candidate ranking
Models helped rank a candidate for scientists to consider.
- 03Human scientific review
Scientists decided what advanced to the laboratory.
- 04Controlled laboratory research
In-vitro experiments with replication, run by researchers.
- 05Peer-reviewed publication
Frontiers in Medicine, August 2026.
Lyme research is the first official pathway Electrome reports as having progressed through MATRIX Discovery to peer review. This is a company programme milestone, not independent validation that AI tools caused the result. A platform-selected candidate produced a measurable, replicated in-vitro result on the first day of experiments; peer-reviewed publication followed approximately six months after the initial laboratory work.
This preclinical in-vitro result does not establish a Lyme disease treatment, cure, clinical efficacy, or use in people. No Electrome product is cleared or marketed for Lyme disease or any infectious condition.
Arresting spirochetes: nonthermal extremely low-frequency electromagnetic field exposure suppresses Borrelia burgdorferi motility in vitroAmbitious about the future. Precise about the present.
The foundation is real. The pipeline is deliberate. We label the distance between what exists today and what we are working toward.
FDA-cleared PSWT devices and a commercial foundation in pain and recovery. Separately, the Discovery R&D workflow is operating internally as laboratory research software, not an external offering.
MATRIX Discovery, the operating human-led R&D software pipeline, continues to expand its evidence, modeling, controlled-experiment, and validation workflows.
The mat-based MATRIX System and its proposed closed loop, subject to validation, human authorization, and an appropriate regulatory pathway.
A measurable result, responsibly described.
A platform-selected candidate produced a measurable, replicated in-vitro result on the first day of experiments; peer-reviewed publication followed approximately six months after the initial laboratory work.
This preclinical in-vitro result does not establish a Lyme disease treatment, cure, clinical efficacy, or use in people. No Electrome product is cleared or marketed for Lyme disease or any infectious condition.
MATRIX Discovery is not GrowthOS.
MATRIX Discovery is the human-led R&D software pipeline described above. GrowthOS is Electrome's internal, human-governed commercialization and operating infrastructure. It helps teams coordinate work; it is not a patient-care or scientific decision-making system.
Human-led research, built for a wider scientific community.
Researchers, partners, and curious visitors can follow the work from commercial foundation to discovery pipeline.
