OneKind ORIGIN
AI-Originated Clinical Endpoints for Animal Health
The ORIGIN platform converts continuous behavioral data into validated, audit-ready clinical endpoints — starting with canine pruritus.
Replace Subjective Scoring
Clinical endpoints in companion animal studies rely on subjective methods — including manual observation and subjective rating scales — that introduce noise, variability, and bias,[1] limiting statistical power and slowing development.[2]
Real-time pruritus detection — clinical study environment
Subjective scales capture opinion. The ORIGIN platform measures behavior.
Veterinary Pruritus — First Model
The ORIGIN platform detects and quantifies pruritic behaviors at frame-level resolution, generating validated clinical endpoints with full audit traceability.
- ●Continuous detection of scratching, biting, rubbing, and head shaking
- ●Validated against expert annotators
- ●Available for canine and feline studies
- ●Delivered as structured endpoint outputs
Scratching is a multi-second behavior. The ORIGIN platform captures the full event at 3-second resolution — versus the industry standard of one observation per minute.
Higher temporal resolution improves endpoint fidelity, reduces measurement noise, and supports stronger statistical power.
Validated. Reproducible. Production-Ready.
Independently validated across species and behavioral endpoints, with performance aligned to expert annotation.
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Every endpoint is fully traceable, reproducible, and audit-ready.
Statistics calculated from client-evaluated credibility tests against expert annotators. Specific study details withheld for client confidentiality.
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Frame-by-Frame Behavioral Measurement
Watch how OneKind automatically detects and scores pruritic behaviors — frame by frame, overnight, with a complete audit trail.
Deploy the ORIGIN Platform in Your Next Study
Generate objective clinical endpoints in your next companion animal study.
References
- Plant JD. “Repeatability and reproducibility of numerical rating scales and visual analogue scales for canine pruritus severity scoring.” Veterinary Dermatology, 2007. View →
- Tjandrasuwita M, Sun JJ, Chaudhuri S, Kennedy A, Yue Y. “Interpreting Expert Annotation Differences in Animal Behavior.” arXiv preprint, 2021. View →