X-Bio Sentinel
One sensory system with two members that run where the work happens, with no cloud: Misbar measures human fitness-for-duty readiness, and Shameem reads the scent fingerprint of a place — all analysis stays on the organisation's own device.
Every number is read from the products' own engines when this page is built (2026-09-19); nothing is typed by hand.
Each member is a product in its own right; both wear the same identity and point to each other.
Member one · human senses
A station set up where the shift begins: vision, hearing, cognition, colour, contrast and visual field in a single session, with one report and a readiness decision per job profile.
Member two · the air of a place
An electronic nose on a small node: it heats its sensor through 5 successive temperatures to produce a fingerprint of the air, builds a scent library of your site, recognises those scents when they return — and says "new" when it does not know.
Brochures and guides are public; each file carries a SHA-256 checksum measured at build time. Software packages are sent on request.
The operator guides are in Arabic. Full checksums are in bayanat.json.
The software packages (Misbar 0.4.0 · 29.5 MB, and Shameem · 46.6 MB) carry the full source and need setting up on the organisation's device, so we send them after a short request, together with their checksums and run instructions.
Misbar provides fitness-for-duty readiness indicators — it is not a medical device and gives no diagnosis; any decision based on its results is the organisation's own, under its own policy. Shameem is a scent indicator built on a single gas sensor — it is not a medical device, does not identify chemical compounds, and is not a certified gas detector; each site trains its own library before relying on recognition.