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BioTwin's human virtual twin is composed of four different layers: At-Home Kit, Analytical Chemistry, Advanced AI Analytics, and Virtual Twin Technology.

At-Home Kit

A collection kit designed by BioTwin so a few drops of blood can be gathered at home, free, in 5 minutes.

Analytical Chemistry

High-resolution mass spectrometry and metabolomics performed in BioTwin's lab.

Advanced AI Analytics

Modern machine learning and foundation models trained on biological signals.

Virtual Twin Technology

Virtual twin methodology adapted from complex-system monitoring to human biology.

Beyond biology

The virtual twin is not limited to blood samples.

Blood chemistry is the foundation, but the same architecture can incorporate many other health inputs over time. Each additional signal can improve precision as the science matures.

Medical records

History, diagnoses, and prescriptions, structured as context for the twin.

Facial biomarkers

Visible signals linked to aging, metabolic state, and skin health.

Voice biomarkers

Acoustic patterns that carry neurological and respiratory information.

And more

Wearables, imaging, and patient reported signals, added as the science matures.

The same virtual twin architecture can support multiple wellness and clinician-facing programs over time, built on the same scientific foundation.

A metabolomics backbone

Reading the molecular layer of biology.

BioTwin focuses on metabolomics, the chemistry of the small molecules circulating in your blood. This molecular layer reflects what is happening in your body in near real time, across sleep, nutrition, inflammation, aging, and many other processes. Feeding this signal into BioTwin's analytics and virtual twin is how BioTwin uses a few drops of blood to help build a longitudinal biological model.

Research program

Research program

BioTwin runs active clinical research programs across oncology, neurology, and cardiology. Approved pilots in the UAE focus on breast and colorectal cancer. Research in progress covers lung, prostate, pancreas, ovarian, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, depression, epilepsy, heart failure, and hypertension.

Read more about BioTwin research program →

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