Abstract: A system and method for training program generation and modification of that program based on assessed functional state and/or workload performance. User-interface logic preferably operating on a mobile device permits a user to record bio-signals indicative of functional state. Assessment-adjustment logic, that may be located at a distance, conducts body system assessments from the received bio-signal data and produces training session targets based on the current functional state of the user. User training objective data may be input through the user-interface logic. Workload performance may be monitored and the training session targets modified based on measured past performance to improve future performance. Various embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: A system and method for training program generation and modification based on user input goal data and assessed functional state and/or workload performance. A user-interface preferably operating on a mobile device permits a user to record bio-signals indicative of functional state. Assessments are performed on the received bio-signal data to produce training session targets based on the current functional state of the user. Workload performance may be monitored and the training session targets modified based on measured past performance to improve future performance. Various embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: A system and method for training program generation and modification of that program based on assessed functional state and/or workload performance. User-interface logic preferably operating on a mobile device permits a user to record bio-signals indicative of functional state. Assessment-adjustment logic, that may be located at a distance, conducts body system assessments from the received bio-signal data and produces training session targets based on the current functional state of the user. User training objective data may be input through the user-interface logic. Workload performance may be monitored and the training session targets modified based on measured past performance to improve future performance. Various embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for distributed, non-invasive assessment of the functional state and state of adaptive response of a subject under test. The functional state tests may include heart rate variability, differential ECG, omega brain wave, jump and stimulus response tests. A plurality of data collection (and result display) units are provided, and collected data is propagated over the internet or another network to a centralized processing computer that performs the functional state assessments and returns the results.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for non-invasively assessing the functional state and state of homeostasis of a human. Specifically selected and designed tests provide efficient and comprehensive and/or targeted assessment, depending on which tests are selected. The tests preferably include heart rate variability, differential ECG, omega brain wave, jump and stimulus response tests. The non-invasive manner of data recording permits frequent testing which is critical in assessing adaptive response and other performance criteria. The sensors, interface/adapter and computing device are preferably lightweight to promote portability.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for non-invasively assessing the functional state and state of homeostasis of a human. Specifically selected and designed tests provide efficient and comprehensive and/or targeted assessment, depending on which tests are selected. The tests preferably include heart rate variability, differential ECG, omega brain wave, jump and stimulus response tests. The non-invasive manner of data recording permits frequent testing which is critical in assessing adaptive response and other performance criteria. The sensors, interface/adapter and computing device are preferably lightweight to promote portability.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for non-invasively assessing the functional state and state of homeostasis of a human. Specifically selected and designed tests provide efficient and comprehensive and/or targeted assessment, depending on which tests are selected. The tests preferably include heart rate variability, differential ECG, omega brain wave, jump and stimulus response tests. The non-invasive manner of data recording permits frequent testing which is critical in assessing adaptive response and other performance criteria. The sensors, interface/adapter and computing device are preferably lightweight to promote portability.