Open research lines at yeshcube for the fourth quarter of 2025

yeshcube starts the fourth quarter of 2025 with five active research lines that mark key milestones in rolling out its agenda of scientific validation, responsible transfer and technology design applied to human wellbeing. All of them belong to structural programs of the hub or to specialist protocols, and all run under the supervision of the ethics and scientific committees, following the standards of the ERL scale.

1. Validation study on the use of acoustic booths for emotional wellbeing

This study, now completed by the Universitat Politècnica de València in collaboration with Actiu, assessed the effects of using acoustic booths equipped with conversational artificial intelligence on emotional regulation in work environments. yeshcube is taking on the review and publication phase with the aim of adding the study to the evidence base of the Care and Somia Within programs.

2. Start of Arena Program validation

Arena Program is oriented toward the science of human performance in contexts of high physical, emotional and cognitive demand, especially elite sport. Beginning its validation involves:

Alliances with research centers in exercise physiology and sports neuroscience.
Collaboration with professional clubs and federations for field pilots.
Main laboratory: Qyos Bloom.
Paradigm: sustainable performance, not exploitation.

This validation makes it possible to formalize the lines on injury prevention, emotional management and adaptive recovery that lie at the heart of the program.

3. Start of Resilience Program validation

Resilience Program structures technologies and protocols for emotional support after high-pressure experiences. This quarter its initial validation phase begins, focusing on three priority cohorts:

Emergency and rescue personnel.
People returning from intense operational settings.
Families affected by prolonged isolation.

Deployment is organized in collaboration with institutions specializing in trauma and post-critical mental health, with secondary nodes in partner healthcare centers.

4. Start of Horizon Program validation

Horizon researches solutions for emotional care in highly sensitive life stages such as aging, loss of autonomy and end-of-life processes. This Q4 sees the start of:

The definition of validation protocols with geriatric and palliative committees.
The selection of residential and social-healthcare institutions for pilots.
The development of the first working prototypes.

Horizon is governed by the principle of minimum interference: support is designed not to intrude on the person’s environment.

5. Activation of the ATLAS protocol (Audio Therapeutic Library & Adaptive System)

ATLAS is a foundational protocol defining the standards of quality, evidence and adaptability for selecting therapeutic audio in conversational AI systems applied to mental health. This phase activates:

The initial curation of validated content (guided breathing, music therapy, nature sounds).
The definition of taxonomies, metadata and adaptive structure.
The establishment of the ATLAS Scientific Committee and the plan for acquiring key licenses.

Its aim is to structure a therapeutic library that includes only content with GRADE evidence of moderate quality or above, applicable to conditions such as anxiety, insomnia, low mood or post-critical stress.

These five research lines consolidate yeshcube’s commitment to a human technology grounded in science, dignity and rigorous validation. Each is organized as a node within the hub’s institutional transfer system, with expected impact in workplace, sporting, clinical, residential and individual wellbeing contexts.