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HALOGLAS™ / Material technology

Technology,
made tangible.

Explore the glass modules, thermal observations and traceable records behind the HALOGLAS™ platform.

Amber HALOGLAS glass pieces illuminated against a dark background
The material foundation
HALOGLAS™ glass
01 Glass material
02 Purposeful contact structures
03 Observation & traceability
01 / The material foundation

Glass at the heart
of the system.

HALOGLAS brings glass, contact design and verification into a shared platform. Material identity connects each module to its application.

Size, curvature and structure describe a contact task, rather than a decorative variation.

Follow the material journey
02 / Infrared observation

Making thermal
patterns visible.

Infrared thermography maps surface temperature without contact, allowing patterns to be recorded and compared.

Infrared thermographyIRT / Observation
Illustrative infrared temperature distribution across the human body
HALOGLAS thermal-pattern illustration. Surface-temperature observation is not a medical diagnosis.
  1. 01

    Notice changes

    Observe temperature patterns that are not visible in ordinary photographs.

  2. 02

    Compare over time

    Keep thermal records to compare patterns across repeated observations.

  3. 03

    Connect research perspectives

    Explore thermal data alongside other approaches to health observation.

How infrared observation works
Infrared thermal imaging principle diagram

Radiation from the surface passes through imaging optics and a detector to create a thermal image.

03 / H1–H6 module family

Six modules.
One material language.

Each module pairs a contact task with a specific curvature and structural role.

HALOGLAS H1 Micro finger contact concept
Module 01 / 06 · Fine contact

H1 Micro

Small contact tasks with precise fit.

SizeWeightCurvatureBatchCondition
04 / Contact architecture

Structure shapes
the contact.

The structure connects the material to the body. Module placement and fit are part of the architecture, beyond attaching beads to a conventional brace.

HALOGLAS wearable contact architecture concept illustration
HALOGLAS application concept illustration.The image presents design concepts; it does not establish clinical outcomes or product performance.
05 / A traceable material journey

From the glass
to its record.

A controlled identity links the material batch, module, product and verification records.

  1. 01

    Material batch

    Identify the glass and its batch.

  2. 02

    Module

    Connect the module to its specification.

  3. 03

    Product

    Retain the identity through application.

  4. 04

    Verification

    Link records to the relevant identity.

Keep the material identity, application and evidence connected throughout the system.

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