Overview
- The Zomato founder appeared on Raj Shamani’s podcast with a small silver sensor beside his right temple, identified as a research device called Temple.
- Goyal describes Temple as an experimental, daily‑wear patch intended to monitor real‑time cerebral blood flow and surface markers related to cognition, stress, sleep and fatigue.
- He links the device to his Gravity Ageing Hypothesis and longevity work under Continue Research, and Mint reports he has pledged $25 million of personal funds to the effort.
- Reporting notes that comparable monitoring methods in academia, such as fNIRS and diffuse correlation techniques, are largely research‑stage rather than proven consumer or clinical tools.
- Experts caution there is no evidence the device reverses ageing, with next steps expected to include peer‑reviewed validation, independent trials, and any future regulatory filings; no launch details have been announced.