SCIO works like a virus-detection program on computers to locate weak spots, allergies and food sensitivities within your body. Additionally, SCIO can determine whether substances are healthy or toxic.
TellSpec, another rival which debuted at CES, specializes in food ingredients and is expanding their database. Their device costs $320 with access to their supporting app included as part of its purchase price.
What is the Scio?
The Scio is a portable molecular scanner that takes electromagnetic readings of objects and compares them with an online database to identify them. According to its creators – comprised of chemists, software engineers, nutritionists and material scientists from MIT, Stanford, CalTech Harvard Wiezmann Institute Tel Aviv University among others – this can be used to test watermelons for sugar content or pieces of meat for fat content. Unfortunately it’s still unavailable yet but the company has launched a Kickstarter campaign in order to raise enough funds for manufacturing and production costs.
This device is a safe, effective evoked potential biofeedback machine designed to stimulate and harness the body’s incredible capacity for self-healing naturopathically. Featuring Rife technology, neuro linguistic programming, quantum physics, fractal dynamics subspace theory theory as well as electronic engineering, it was built for user convenience.
Holistic health practitioners use it as a tool, communicating with clients at spiritual, mental, emotional and physical levels. The program delivers information regarding subtle energy – nutritional needs, toxins, stressors and food sensitivities for instance – while at the same time scanning body cells to detect imbalances at cellular level as well as prioritizing treatment according to subconscious wisdom.
The SCIO then transmits appropriate balancing frequencies, re-educating cellular memory. This can help remove blockages, clear energetic interferences, balance chakras and meridian systems, desensitize allergies and lessen past trauma’s effect on the body; while correcting imbalances that may otherwise go undetected such as nutritional deficiencies, dehydration, cell damage or endocrine dysfunctions.
What is the Scio app?
Scio is a molecular scanner suitable for scanning virtually anything you desire – foods, medicines or plants. Users tap their sensor against an item to send readings to an app which analyzes them before returning results. According to its manufacturer, Scio works by shrinking down near-infrared spectroscopy technology that has long been used in labs but which is too costly and time consuming for daily use.
Optics and sensors used in this device detect how molecules vibrate and interact with light, which allows it to identify materials’ signature and transmit that data over Bluetooth to phones. It can detect things like nutritional values, sugar content and even how many calories there are in a slice of watermelon!
At first, this app can only be used to scan food, medicine and plants; as the team behind the device expands its database more applications will become available. Users can track items using this app and share results through social media; they can also log in and view past scans.
This device also scans the body to identify imbalances such as stress levels, viruses and food sensitivities. Furthermore, its app can help users pinpoint issues not immediately apparent to naked eyes; such as joints that do not move freely.
At present, the database for this system is sparse but its creators hope that it will grow quickly. They have joined forces with TellSpec – another similar product – in order to share technology.
Users’ personal profiles are protected with a username and password provided via email confirmation of their first order. Customers can then monitor current orders statuses while changing some data according to Article 5 of these Terms and Conditions.
Scio will refund any money paid for goods within 14 days of customer withdrawal, provided they provide evidence of identity or delivery address verification. Scio may withhold this refund if customer fails to present sufficient proof.
How much does the Scio cost?
The Scio is an evoked-potential biofeedback machine designed to be both powerful and easy to use. Using a combination of naturopathic approaches, quantum physics, and acupuncture meridians it stimulates your body’s natural healing powers to heal itself. Connected through electrodes at various limb and head contact points via electrodes it performs a bioenergetic field analysis which detects any reactive resonance that indicates needs, deficiencies or vulnerabilities within your body while scanning for viruses, toxins or food sensitivities etc.
Unlike traditional diagnostic tests that involve blood or urine samples, the SCIO device is non-invasive. Connected to your limbs and head through electrodes, it sends minute electrical impulses which are then recorded and analyzed using software to identify imbalances or sources of stress in your body – this information then provides a framework for creating personalized plans aimed at alleviating stress and improving health.
The device can be used either wired or wirelessly. When wired, a series of wires and harnesses must be attached to your limbs and head using harnesses; an app on a smartphone or tablet is then used simultaneously to monitor and receive feedback about body response. In addition to monitoring response from body sensors, various accessories like earbuds headphones massage balls may also be added for therapy such as electro-acupuncture reiki muscle re-education etc.
The Scio is the first pocket molecular spectrometer made affordable for consumers. First introduced through crowdfunding last year and since backed by over 13,000 individuals, its company is currently fulfilling outstanding orders worldwide in two years time. The device can identify and summarise numerous objects such as medicines or cheese by taking an electro-magnetic reading of them and comparing that data against an online database; results will then appear on smartphone or tablet screens for easy reference. Specifically beneficial when used to identify medications as well as determine allergies against foods or chemicals!
How does the Scio app work?
Scio’s team is set out to answer those unanswered daily questions like when fruit will ripen or what’s in that pill, using their pocket spectrometer designed for mobile phone scanning and providing data directly on an object scanned using near infrared spectroscopy to identify molecular signatures of materials found within objects scanned using near infrared spectroscopy; usually found only in laboratories but now developed using low-cost optics by multidisciplinary R&D team comprising of chemists from MIT, Caltech, Harvard Wiezmann Institute The Technion has shrunk this technology into pocketable size with low-cost optics technology to allow smartphone scanning in an object scans with results showing up shortly in its app! In Kickstarter video demonstration video demonstration video by Goldring holding his sensor against apples, cheese and pills all for mere seconds before app lights up with results!
Scanned data is then sent to Consumer Physics Cloud where algorithms run to identify its contents. Then this information is passed back into the app for display on smartphone screens; using this technology, Consumer Physics hopes to establish one of the world’s first databases of matter.
Scio has taken several years to bring this project to fruition, yet their team are working diligently on fulfilling orders as quickly as possible and developing additional apps such as one which indicates whether a drink contains sugar or medicine contains sufficient active ingredient.
At registration, customers are expected to provide accurate data. If their data does not correspond with what’s expected by Scio, the order could be denied or cancelled altogether.
Customers may access their registration details within their personal profile and modify or delete registration according to the provisions of Terms and Conditions.
