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The research aims to explore the physiological effects of exposure to a 52° geometric configuration using multi-modal assessments.

August 1, 2026Open Access

Exploratory Multi-Modal Assessment of Water Thermographic Dynamics and Autonomic Responses to a 52° Geometric Configuration: Cross-Session Reproducibility, Neuro-Computational Digital Twin Modeling, and Contextual Comparison with 58° and Electroencephalographic Data

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Exploratory trial examines cardiovascular responses to a 52° configuration, suggesting distinct physiological patterns.

The research aims to explore the physiological effects of exposure to a 52° geometric configuration using multi-modal assessments.
Conducted experiments over three separate days, employing infrared thermography and photoplethysmography.
Excluded one experimental session based on quality-control criteria.
Developed a neuro-computational Digital Twin to link peripheral signals with cognitive predictions.
Autonomic responses showed reduced heart rate, increased RMSSD, and decreased pulse amplitude across valid sessions.
Thermographic behavior of water displayed substantial variability between sessions.
Comparison with a previous 58° configuration indicated strong parasympathetic activation and predicted alert relaxation.

AMRO ALBARODY (2026) studied this question.

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