Amplitude
The magnitude of the response.
A new window into the human bioelectric system
AMI measures the point,
but reveals the network.
The AMI measures 28 meridian endpoints and transforms their bioelectric responses into maps, reports, and knowledge about the interconnected regulatory systems of the human body.
How it works
From a point of contact to a whole-body map
The AMI applies a small controlled voltage to 28 meridian endpoints and captures the body's bioelectric response — a measurable electrical profile, not a single number.
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Contact
A handheld probe touches one of 28 points at the tips of the fingers and toes.
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Stimulus
A small controlled voltage enters the local tissue environment.
- 03
Response
The body responds — fascia, fluids, membranes, nerves, and regulation all contribute.
- 04
Waveform
The response is captured as a waveform over time, not a single number.
- 05
Parameters
Signal processing extracts four parameters that profile each point.
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Map & report
28 measurements become a whole-body systems map — and a set of reports.
The signal
Four parameters, extracted from every waveform
The AMI doesn't record a single number — it captures the tissue's electrical response over time and extracts a multidimensional profile for each of the 28 points.
Timing
How quickly the response occurs.
Conductance / Resistance
How easily current moves through the tissue.
Recovery Dynamics
How the signal stabilizes and returns after stimulation.
Why the points matter
The point is local. The meaning is systemic.
Each point connects to a meridian, each meridian to physiological systems, and each system to structures throughout the body. The AMI measures the point, but reveals the network.
Explore the map through nine system layers
- Meridian System
- Nervous System
- Immune System
- Endocrine System
- Musculoskeletal System
- Fascial System
- Organ Systems
- Spinal & Neurological
- Chakra Layer
Connected to structures throughout the body
- Organs
- Muscles
- Fascia
- Connective Tissue
- Nerves
- Glands
- Blood Vessels
- Lymphatic Pathways
- Spinal Segments
The output
The map becomes a report
A single measurement session can generate many report types, each a different lens on the same whole-body bioelectric map — from raw signal to integrated systems view.
Signal Report
Raw waveform, four parameters, point values, and signal quality.
Point Report
A response profile for each of the 28 measured points.
Meridian Report
Balance, asymmetry, Yin–Yang patterns, and meridian relationships.
Autonomic Nervous System Report
Sympathetic / parasympathetic regulation and neural patterns.
Stress Response Report
Adaptation and stress-response signatures across the body.
Immune-System Report
Adaptation, healing, recovery, and resilience indicators.
Fascial Network Report
Connective-tissue continuity and force-transmission patterns.
Musculoskeletal Report
Posture, movement, and structural-balance associations.
Spinal Segment Report
Nerve-root, dermatome, and autonomic associations.
Chakra Correlation Report
Distributed meridian networks mapped to organizing centers.
Whole-Body Systems Report
A whole-body view of interconnected physiological and bioelectric patterns.
Master Systems Report
The integrated, systems-level representation of the whole organism.
Founding Circle
Help bring the AMI to the world
We're inviting a small group of researchers, clinicians, educators, practitioners, and early supporters to preserve Motoyama's AMI legacy and shape first-release access.
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The first production release will be limited
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