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Santa Cruz, CA — May 27, 2025—Fullpower-AI, the science and technology leader behind the Sleeptracker-AI platform, today announced its KOA (Knowledge Organizational Architecture) platform as the world’s foremost large action model (LAM) for AI-powered biosensing. Deployed and clinically validated by Stanford Medicine and UCSF, worldwide, KOA is transforming sleep health, longevity, skin care, Beauty, and remote patient monitoring (RPM) with unmatched scale, accuracy, and actionable intelligence.

With over 250 million nights and 2+ billion hours of high-fidelity sleep data—validated by Stanford Sleep Medicine and UCSF—KOA delivers real-time, noninvasive insights that drive automated, personalized interventions for better health outcomes. The platform’s edge-to-cloud architecture and integration of GraphRag technology enable advanced pattern recognition, contextual understanding, and continuous, contactless monitoring across 140+ countries.

“KOA and GraphRag are a game changer, and lead Large Action Models (LAM). Our mission is to empower clinicians, researchers, and individuals with actionable, real-time insights—transforming how we understand and optimize health, sleep, and wellness,” said Philippe Kahn, CEO of Fullpower-AI. “We are proud to lead the next wave of AI-powered biosensing, where KOA turns data into life-changing knowledge and leads the LAM paradigm shift.”

Industry analysts recognize Fullpower-AI’s unique position:
“Fullpower-AI’s KOA LAM platform is the definitive Large Action Model for biosensing, setting a new benchmark for real-time, AI-driven health interventions. Its clinical validation, global reach, and ability to turn massive biosensor datasets into actionable outcomes distinguish it as the leader in this fast-evolving space,” said Dr. Anil Rama, board-certified sleep physician and digital health analyst, “the scale and sophistication of KOA’s edge-to-cloud architecture, combined with its deep learning and knowledge graph capabilities, make Fullpower-AI the gold standard for AI biosensing platforms. It’s not just about monitoring—it’s about acting, personalizing, and improving lives worldwide.”