Personal motivation
A search for non-invasive ways to influence human function.
Meet the founder
A personal question became a long-term pursuit.
Jay Dhaliwal says watching his mother live with multiple sclerosis motivated years of work on non-invasive sensory technology.
Origin is not evidence
That experience explains the motivation behind the company. It does not mean Super Patch treats multiple sclerosis, and the products should never be presented that way.
Pattern experiments
Years of work with tactile pattern concepts and wearable formats.
Socks and sleeves
Earlier formats used in balance, performance, and EEG work.
Patch platform
A single-use adhesive format with multiple pattern-based products.
Human studies
A developing evidence base with different methods and limitations.
Vision versus validation
Founder explanation should sit beside the evidence.
Patterned tactile input can affect sensory processing.
The podcast is the clearest long-form explanation of that thesis.
Specific outcomes in defined groups and formats.
Every result still has a design, comparator, duration, funding context, and limit.
Optional next step
Understand it. Question it. Then decide.
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