Deepinder Goyal partners with Art of Living for Temple
The partnership will study the effects of meditation through Entropy, a biomarker of Temple.
Deepinder Goyal, founder of the wearable technology startup Temple, has partnered with the Art of Living, a renowned spiritual organization. The collaboration aims to measure the effects of different meditation practices using a newly developed biomarker called Entropy, which tracks the body's (para)sympathetic state. Goyal expressed excitement about discovering which meditation technique yields the deepest parasympathetic response.
Temple, founded in 2024, tracks various physiological and health signals. The partnership involves Art of Living's research arm, Sri Sri Institute for Advanced Research (SSIAR). Goyal visited the organization to gauge meditation's impact on Entropy, with the study's results set to be published soon. Temple recently acquired London-based longevity medicine venture Longevous, adding renowned physician Robert Mohr and Oxford-trained biomedical scientist Avi Roy to its team.
Mohr serves as Chief Medical Officer, while Roy takes on the role of Head of Science. Both have been collaborating with Temple's science team to validate its Entropy technology and data collection methods.
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