Professional NLJD testing — the same class of equipment used by security firms to sweep for hidden electronics — is coming to the UK. Be among the first to find out.
In the first study of its kind, 22 participants were each tested on two separate occasions using professional-grade electronics detection equipment — the same class of device security companies use to sweep for hidden bugs and transmitters. The equipment is built for one purpose: flagging the presence of synthetic silicon or microelectronic components, active or passive, regardless of what they're doing. Every participant returned a positive signal, with probability readings ranging from 10% to 100% across different locations on the body. The open question is what these signals mean, and where they come from.
Full documentation of your results, in writing, for your own reference.
Be the first in your family or circle of friends to have this test done properly, with real equipment.
You'll be among the earliest people in the world to bring awareness to this part of our environment.
New, concrete information that may speak to questions you've been carrying for a while.
Every session is one-to-one. Your results are documented and shared only with you.
This is not a medical test. Any information connected with this testing is provided for personal use and exploration only, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace advice from a qualified medical professional.
We're raising the funds to purchase professional-grade NLJD equipment so testing can begin here for the first time. Every contribution moves that date closer.
A non-linear junction detector is a piece of equipment that identifies the electronic signature of semiconductor material — the kind of junction found in any electronic component, active or passive. It's the standard tool security professionals use to find hidden bugs and transmitters.
No. This is not a medical diagnosis of any kind. It's an exploratory test using detection equipment, and any results are for personal information only.
You'll receive complete documentation of your results, including the readings taken at each location tested, for your own records.
We're targeting the week of 15 September 2026, once the equipment fund is complete. Join the list above to be notified as soon as booking opens.