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TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate Disclosureresearching / ClimateTech / ESG / Indigenous Knowledge - An Indigenous-governed web platform that lets Australian businesses commission, capture, and convert Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) — recorded as audio in-language or as storytelling transcripts — into framework-ready ESG/sustainability disclosure content (TNFD, GRI, Kunming-Montreal GBF) and carbon-method evidence (ACCU savanna fire / SavCAM). The product is decision-support with a human-in-the-loop and community approval gate — NOT automated extraction. Deep research found no existing end-to-end product; adjacent pieces (Indigenous carbon marketplaces, research-grade language ASR, mature data-sovereignty protocols) exist but have never been assembled. The defensible moat is governance, not the AI.Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansresearching / health & fitness - An app/website that ingests InBody 770 body-composition scans (via the LookinBody Web API) and generates a structured weekly nutrition + training program tied to the user's goal, then recalibrates from each new scan. The 770's signature signals (ICW/ECW water balance, ECW/TBW ratio, whole-body + segmental phase angle, segmental lean mass) drive the plan — data no competitor uses for nutrition.

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comment on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureOPEN QUESTIONS (from deep-research synthesis): 1. Is there any stealth/pilot/non-English-indexed competitor (Indigenous ranger-group tool, consultancy offering, govt-funded prototype) doing TEK→disclosure mapping that wouldn't surface in standard web/academic search? 2. For a target client community's specific language, what is realistic ASR accuracy/coverage — and is transcription-only (human-corrected) + English/Aboriginal-English handling sufficient for v1, rather than full Aboriginal-language MT? 3. What governance/ownership structure (Indigenous-controlled entity, community data trust, Local Contexts Labels) satisfies CARE/ICIP/FPIC AND corporate assurance/audit requirements simultaneously? 4. How far should qualitative TEK narrative map to quantitative SavCAM/ACCU + TNFD/GBF metrics — is the realistic v1 value "structured evidence + narrative for Governance/Strategy/engagement disclosures" rather than auto-generated carbon/biodiversity numbers? TIME-SENSITIVITY CAVEAT: the ASR landscape moves fast (Google-UWA partnership ongoing; Yan-nhangu + Dharawal work late 2025; Meta Omnilingual ASR Nov 2025 excludes Aboriginal languages). "No deployed ASR" is accurate as of mid-2026 but is the finding most likely to change. The 2026 ACCU savanna methods + SavCAM are brand-new (Apr/Jun 2026) and SavCAM is still in user testing.refinement on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureCOMPLIANCE SURFACE (Australia) — sits at the intersection of 3 regimes. Take this to counsel (Terri Janke and Company is the recognised ICIP firm; plus an ESG/financial-services lawyer and a privacy specialist). NOT legal advice. 1. INDIGENOUS CULTURAL/IP: TEK usually isn't copyright-protected (no fixed individual author) → handle by contract + protocol (True Tracks / Creative Australia protocols). FPIC from the RIGHT custodians, documented + revocable. Secret/sacred + gender-restricted screening with quarantine/delete. Moral rights/attribution. Nagoya Protocol / ABS benefit-sharing. AIATSIS Code of Ethics baseline. 2. PRIVACY/DATA: Privacy Act 1988 + APPs; race/ethnicity = SENSITIVE info; voice can be biometric. Data residency under Indigenous control. Notifiable Data Breaches. 2024-25 reforms: statutory privacy tort + automated-decision-making transparency. 3. AI: Voluntary AI Safety Standard (10 guardrails); likely "high-risk" → explainability + human-in-loop; explicit training-data licensing in community agreements. 4. CONTRACTS: airtight upstream (community) ↔ downstream (corporate) licensing chain with flow-down, liability caps, indemnities, PI + cyber insurance. 5. ESG/GREENWASHING: ASIC/ACCC; mandatory climate reporting (ASRS/AASB S2 from FY2025); if carbon — Clean Energy Regulator/NGER/ANREU + SavCAM substantiation. 6. STRUCTURE: Indigenous-controlled entity (CATSI Act/ORIC or majority-Indigenous board), Supply Nation certification, binding Indigenous governance committee with veto over ingest AND export. This single choice de-risks almost everything above.risk on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureREFUTED ASSUMPTIONS — two tempting shortcuts that the adversarial verification KILLED (0-3 each), so do NOT build on them: (1) "Transfer-learning from acoustically similar high-resource languages is a viable path to ASR for low-resource Aboriginal languages, avoiding the need for large transcribed corpora." REFUTED (0-3). You still need transcribed corpora per language; there is no free lunch around the data gap. Source: https://arxiv.org/html/2509.01419 (2) "AbCF's Cultural Fire Credits are deliberately positioned as distinct from (and NOT measured against) government-registered carbon credits." REFUTED (0-3) — do not assume cultural burning is intentionally kept outside the Clean Energy Regulator's carbon-metric framework; the 2026 ACCU methods explicitly bring it in. Source: https://www.abcfoundation.org.au/ Also flagged: greenwashing liability. ASIC + ACCC enforce aggressively in Australia. If output overstates environmental outcomes, the tool can be drawn into the customer's misleading-conduct exposure. Mitigation: position strictly as decision-support, mandatory human review, substantiate every carbon/biodiversity claim.comment on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansCONTRIBUTE — prompts (book chapter: Contribute) - Researchers: confirm LookinBody Web API pricing/limits/webhook availability; find any published evidence that phase-angle / ECW-aware coaching beats weight-based coaching. - Builders: prototype the read-only 770 ingest (or PDF/CSV fallback) and the v0 decision-table engine. - Designers: design the "your week" view — meal plan + training + a clear "why this changed" explanation tied to scan deltas. - Operators / gym owners: share real re-scan cadence, what members ask for after a scan, and what a retention tool is worth per location. - Dietitians / clinicians: pressure-test the safety guardrails (deficit limits, underweight/ED flags) and the wellness-vs-medical line. - Critics: argue the kill case — e.g. InBody ships this themselves, or BIA noise makes weekly adaptation meaningless.comment on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansOPEN QUESTIONS (book chapter: Open Questions) 1) LookinBody Web API — exact pricing, rate limits, and whether webhooks are on standard plans or enterprise-only? Approval timeline for an API key? 2) Data/PHI — in clinical settings, is 770 data PHI/HIPAA-scoped? What consent and data-handling are required to process it in our cloud? 3) Regulatory — where is the line between "wellness guidance" and a regulated medical/dietetic claim per market (US FTC/FDA, EU)? Does prescribing calorie deficits to clinical populations cross it? 4) Engine validity — can we evidence that adapting to ECW/TBW and phase angle improves outcomes vs a simple weight-based model, or is it a good story without proof yet? 5) Scan cadence — how often do real members actually re-scan, and is that frequent enough for weekly adaptation (vs interpolating between scans)? 6) Channel economics — per-seat vs per-location pricing; does the 770 owner or the member pay?comment on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansPROBLEM & CUSTOMER (book chapter: Problem And Customer) Buyer/user split: - B2B2C wedge: gyms, clinics, and wellness studios that ALREADY own a 770 are the buyer/channel; their members are the end users. The 770 runs ~$15–35k, so owners are motivated to add retention value on top of it. - Direct B2C (later): individuals who pay for periodic 770/InBody scans and want a plan. Problem & frequency: people get a detailed scan, receive a printout, and have no structured next action. The scan recurs (often monthly/bi-weekly at gyms) but the advice doesn't adapt with it. Pain level: moderate-to-high for goal-driven members (fat loss, recomposition) — high enough that they manually paste numbers into ChatGPT today. Current workarounds: (a) a human coach interpreting the sheet (costly), (b) InBody's own Diet Guide (static macro number, shallow), (c) DIY ChatGPT (manual, ungrounded). Willingness to pay: members already pay for scans and coaching; gyms pay for retention tools. Pricing likely per-location to the gym and/or a member upsell.prototype on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureREUSABLE BUILDING BLOCK — Local Contexts TK/BC Labels (3-0 verified). Local Contexts provides TK (Traditional Knowledge) and BC (Biocultural) Labels and Notices as "a practical mechanism to advance aspirations for Indigenous data sovereignty and Indigenous innovation," available via the Local Contexts Hub as human- AND machine-readable Labels that communities own and control. Architecture implication: apply Labels at INGEST so consent/ownership metadata travels with every recording/transcript through the pipeline and into any export. Don't reinvent consent tagging — integrate the Hub. Source: https://localcontexts.org/indigenous-data-sovereignty/comment on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansBRAINSTORMING — variants considered & discarded (book chapter: Brainstorming) Path taken: lock the input to the InBody 770 specifically; output a weekly nutrition + training program. Variants explored and why parked: - Generic body-comp scanner app — discarded: scanning is now a commodity (phone scans validated vs DXA); no moat in measurement. - Camera/photo-scan input (ZOZOFIT / Zing / FitCommit style) — discarded per the 770 lock-in: cameras can't see water balance or phase angle, the exact differentiating signals. - "What-if" scenario simulator (project composition forward under different intakes) — strong feature, kept as a likely v2, not the v1 wedge. - Build our own hardware/scale — discarded: high cost; the 770 + LookinBody API already exist. - Nutrition-only (no training) — discarded: the 770's segmental + phase-angle data is as useful for training prescription as for diet; doing both is the differentiation. Why it deserves attention: the scan + weekly-program + both-sides + composition-aware intersection is empty, and demand is already visible via manual InBody→ChatGPT workarounds.evidence on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureGOVERNANCE STACK — mandatory, non-optional (3-0 verified). Indigenous Data Sovereignty = "a legitimate right of Indigenous Peoples to control the access, the collection, ownership, application and governance of their own data." Speech-tech corpora in the research are governed by FAIR + CARE principles "subject to further input from the Indigenous Advisory Committee," and "failure to adopt appropriate Indigenous data governance protocols can violate the principles of Indigenous people controlling Indigenous data." Projects negotiate an explicit ICIP clause invoking the Australia Council (now Creative Australia) Protocols for using First Nations Cultural and Intellectual Property in the Arts (2019). CARE applies to Indigenous knowledge broadly. Key reference bodies: Maiam nayri Wingara (Indigenous Data Sovereignty principles); Terri Janke "True Tracks"; CSIRO ICIP Principles; NIAA Framework for Governance of Indigenous Data; UNESCO Indigenous Data Sovereignty + AI guidance. Sources: https://localcontexts.org/indigenous-data-sovereignty/ ; https://www.maiamnayriwingara.org/mnw-principles ; https://www.terrijanke.com.au/true-tracks ; https://www.csiro.au/en/about/Policies/Science-and-Delivery-Policy/Indigenous-Cultural-and-Intellectual-Property-Principles ; https://www.niaa.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/2024-05/framework-governance-indigenous-data.pdfrefinement on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansSection: prototype Proposal: SMALLEST USEFUL PROTOTYPE Scope: a thin vertical slice — ONE goal (fat loss) and ONE re-scan cycle. 1) Ingest: read-only pull of a single 770 record from the LookinBody Web API. To de-risk API approval timing, the pilot can also accept a manually uploaded result-sheet PDF/CSV. 2) Engine v0: a deterministic decision table mapping {fat-mass delta, lean-mass delta, ECW/TBW shift, phase angle} → one of ~6 weekly states (hold / ease deficit / deepen deficit / add recovery / increase volume / deload). 3) Output: an LLM renders the chosen state into a 7-day meal plan + grocery list + a training week, plus a plain-language "why this week" note tied to the scan deltas. Demo path: connect/paste a real 770 scan → full week generated in <60s → upload next week's scan → plan visibly changes. Test data: 3–5 anonymized real 770 scan series (2+ scans each) from a partner gym to tune thresholds. No app store, no accounts — a single web page proves the loop. Rationale: Fills the empty Prototype chapter with a concrete smallest-slice build, demo path, and test-data requirement.evidence on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureTNFD LEGITIMISES TEK + BAKES IN FPIC (3-0 verified) — Indigenous-rights compliance is intrinsic to the target framework, not an add-on. TNFD states Indigenous Peoples are "stewards of 80% of the world's remaining biodiversity" (note: this figure is contested in academic literature; claim is only that TNFD states it) and that their "traditional knowledge and experience can be a valuable input into an organisation's identification, evaluation, assessment and management of its nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities." Recommended disclosure C requires describing "whether engagement has been based on free, prior and informed consultation... and how Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) has been obtained" plus "how equitable Access and Benefit Sharing has been attained, particularly as it relates to Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities." Caveat: TNFD is voluntary ("should"), and critics note FPIC is given limited weighting. Source: https://tnfd.global/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Recommendations_of_the_Taskforce_on_Nature-related_Financial_Disclosures_September_2023.pdfevidence on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureCARBON PATHWAY — 2026 ACCU savanna fire methods are explicitly built on First Nations knowledge (3-0 verified). The Australian Govt made 2 new methods (a sequestration-and-emissions-avoidance 2026 method and an emissions-avoidance 2026 method), "based on years of scientific research and First Nations knowledge of burning across northern Australia's savanna areas" (launched 10 April 2026). They require SavCAM (Savanna Carbon Accounting Model) to align carbon accounting with National Greenhouse Gas Inventory reporting. SavCAM released 13 June 2026 for user testing, to be updated mid-2026 — i.e. NOT yet finalised/operational. This is the one formal cultural-burning→carbon-metric pathway. Sources: https://www.dcceew.gov.au/about/news/update-accu-savanna-fire-management-methods ; https://www.dcceew.gov.au/climate-change/emissions-reduction/accu-scheme/methods/savanna-fire-management-2026 ; https://www.icin.org.au/the_savanna_carbon_accounting_model_savcam_tool_is_open_for_user_testing ; case study: https://cer.gov.au/news-and-media/case-studies/traditional-knowledge-and-modern-science-combine-to-reduce-emissionsevidence on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureTARGET FRAMEWORKS — well-defined (3-0 verified). TNFD organises recommended disclosures around 4 pillars (Governance; Strategy; Risk & impact management; Metrics & targets) = 14 recommended disclosures, fully aligned with GBF Target 15. The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (adopted 19 Dec 2022 at COP15) = 4 global 2050 goals + 23 global 2030 targets. These define the disclosure scaffold any TEK→ESG output maps into. Editorial caveat: TNFD/GRI/SBTN are alternatives and TNFD is VOLUNTARY ("should", not "must") — so "the framework it must map into" overstates; treat as the dominant target, not the only one. GRI–TNFD interoperability mapping exists. Sources: https://tnfd.global/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Recommendations_of_the_Taskforce_on_Nature-related_Financial_Disclosures_September_2023.pdf ; https://www.cbd.int/gbf ; https://www.dcceew.gov.au/environment/biodiversity/international/un-convention-biological-diversity/global-biodiversity-frameworkevidence on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureASR FEASIBILITY — human-in-the-loop is viable even at mediocre accuracy (3-0 verified). The Yan-nhangu study shows "hand-correcting the output of an ASR model is much faster than hand-transcribing audio from scratch, demonstrating that ASR can work for underresourced languages" (~15 min per audio-minute from scratch vs ~3x speedup with ASR assist). This validates a transcription-assist front-end staffed by community language workers, rather than promising fully automated in-language translation. Demonstrated as a single-language case study. Source: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2510.06461evidence on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureLANGUAGE TECH — the weak link (3-0 verified). Aboriginal-language ASR/transcription exists only in research/documentation form. "Designing Speech Technologies for Australian Aboriginal English" (FAccT 2025) is "the first paper to focus on technologies for this language community" and describes an ongoing (NOT deployed) ASR project; the Google–UWA Language Lab partnership (Feb 2025) exists precisely because the variety is unsupported. Dharawal has "no publicly available labeled Dharawal speech dataset." wav2vec2 ASR was demonstrated for Yan-nhangu (a dormant language) in Oct 2025 — research-form proof for ONE language. Elpis (CoEDL, ARC-funded) lets language workers with minimal computational experience build ASR models (Kaldi + HuggingFace wav2vec2 backends). Implication: a product cannot assume broad multilingual coverage; go language-by-language. Note: Meta's Omnilingual ASR (Nov 2025) does NOT cover Aboriginal languages. Sources: https://arxiv.org/html/2503.03186v1 ; https://arxiv.org/html/2509.01419 ; https://arxiv.org/pdf/2510.06461 ; https://github.com/CoEDL/elpisevidence on TEK-to-ESG Translator — Indigenous-Governed Platform for Turning Traditional Knowledge into Corporate DisclosureCOMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE — No end-to-end product exists (white space confirmed; 3-0 verified). The closest adjacent product is a MARKETPLACE, not a translator: the Aboriginal Carbon Foundation's "Climate Integrity Alliance" (TCIA) "connects Traditional Owners and corporate partners through a transparent, ethical platform that delivers a secure pipeline of verified and vetted ACCUs" via Indigenous-led verification (Core Benefits Verification Framework). It does NO speech-to-text, transcription, translation, or TEK→disclosure conversion. Adjacent field-data tools exist too (CyberTracker for Indigenous knowledge capture; NESP Indigenous monitoring platforms) but none bridge story→corporate language. Caveat: "no such product" is weaker than a positive find — a stealth startup or unindexed govt pilot can't be fully ruled out. Sources: https://www.abcfoundation.org.au/ ; https://www.abcfoundation.org.au/connect/the-climate-integrity-alliance ; https://cybertracker.org/uses/indigenous-knowledge/ ; https://nesplandscapes.edu.au/projects/nesp-rlh/indigenous-monitoring-platform/refinement on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansSection: risk Proposal: RISKS / GUARDRAILS - Incumbent: InBody's own Diet Guide (a one-shot BMR macro calculator) — the product must clearly exceed it via real meal plans + weekly adaptation + use of the 770's signature signals (ECW/TBW, phase angle, segmental lean). If it only outputs macros, there is no wedge. - Regulatory: keep wellness/educational framing, prominent "not medical advice"; use conservative deficits; flag underweight / eating-disorder patterns. - Accuracy ceiling: BIA is hydration-sensitive — standardize scan conditions and present outputs as trends, not absolutes. - Dependency / channel risk: relies on paid LookinBody Web API access and gyms/clinics as the scan channel — partner concentration risk. - Competitive: well-funded camera-scan players (Zing, FitCommit, ZOZOFIT) are moving toward the same scan→weekly-plan loop and could approximate it without the BIA depth. Rationale: Consolidates the verified competitive, regulatory, technical, and dependency risks surfaced during research into one guardrail set.refinement on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansSection: validation Proposal: VALIDATION PLAN 1) Confirm LookinBody Web API access + pricing (Account + API-KEY headers, /user/test endpoint, new-scan webhook). Build a read-only ingest against one real 770 feed. 2) Spec the weekly engine decision table: scan-delta thresholds → calorie/macro/training-volume changes. Back-test it against a few coached clients' historical 770 scan series. 3) Pilot with ONE gym/clinic running a 770: members connect scans, receive a weekly plan; measure adherence and 6–12 week composition change vs a control group. 4) Wedge test: a "Connect your InBody scan, get your week" landing page → measure conversion from existing 770-scanning members. Note: real composition change typically only shows at 6–12 weeks, so design the pilot around that horizon and use weekly scans for in-between adaptation rather than outcome judgement. Rationale: Turns the next-step line into a sequenced, falsifiable validation path with a concrete first integration and a real-world pilot.refinement on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansSection: design Proposal: WEEKLY ADJUSTMENT ENGINE (the moat) Input each week: fresh 770 scan {fat mass, lean mass, BF%, ICW/ECW, ECW/TBW, phase angle, segmental lean, RMR} + logged adherence from the prior week. Logic: 1) Read the DELTA, not the absolute. Lost weight but lean mass dropped + ECW fell → deficit too aggressive / under-recovered → ease deficit, lower training volume. A weight-only app (e.g. Strongr Fastr) would celebrate that same week. 2) Prescribe the week, both sides: - Nutrition: weekly kcal/macro target → 7-day meal plan + grocery list; protein floored to lean mass (~2g/kg) to protect muscle. - Training: split/volume/intensity modulated by phase angle (recovery readiness); bias toward lagging segments from the segmental scan. 3) Close the loop on re-scan: next 770 measures whether lean mass actually held; model learns this individual's response rate and recalibrates → personalized, not generic. Split of responsibility: the engine = a real adaptive energy-balance + lean-preservation model that computes the numbers. The LLM = writes the meal plans and the plain-language weekly explanation, and never invents figures. Rationale: Captures the differentiating mechanism (composition-aware weekly adaptation using 770 signals) as a concrete, buildable spec rather than a tagline.evidence on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansSCAN ACCURACY CONTEXT (why BIA/770 over camera scans) Smartphone 3D scans are now validated vs DXA (Tinsley et al. 2024, n=131): statistically equivalent within ±2%, ICC 0.996–0.997, ~3.5–4.2% mean absolute error — good enough for trend tracking, not clinical diagnosis. BUT camera scans only capture shape; they cannot measure intra/extracellular water or phase angle. Why this matters for the moat: the 770's multi-frequency current penetrates cell membranes differently at each frequency, separating ICW vs ECW. That yields recovery/hydration/cellular-integrity signals (phase angle, ECW/TBW) which drive BOTH the meal and the training prescription. Camera-based competitors (Zing, FitCommit, ZOZOFIT) physically cannot replicate this — it is the structural data advantage. Caveat: BIA is hydration-sensitive, so standardize scan conditions (time of day, hydration, pre-/post-meal) and frame outputs as trend-based, not absolute. Source: PMC11491362 (smartphone 3D imaging vs DXA validation).evidence on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansMARKET SIZING (2024–2030) Body composition analyzers: ~$1.4–2.0B in 2024; ~8.5% CAGR; reaching ~$2.05B by 2030 (some firms cite ~$619M for a narrower segment). Driver: ~1B people projected to live with obesity by 2030. Diet & nutrition apps: ~$2.1–5.8B (2024/25, varies by firm); ~12–13.4% CAGR; reaching ~$4.5–10B by 2030. North America ~36% revenue share. Demand signal (qualitative but strong): multiple gyms publish "paste your InBody numbers into ChatGPT" guides — users are manually duct-taping the scan→plan workflow because no product does it end-to-end. That manual workaround is the clearest evidence of unmet demand. Sources: Strategic Market Research, Grand View Research, Allied Market Research, Mordor Intelligence.evidence on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansDATA INTEGRATION PATH — LookinBody Web API The 770 syncs tests to LookinBody Web (cloud). Third-party apps pull via REST: - Auth: two headers — Account (LookinBody Web credentials) + API-KEY (generated in account settings). Missing key → 401. - Scope: UserID = single location; UserToken = data across ALL connected locations (use for a multi-gym product). - Endpoint: https://{webapiaddress}/user/test returns test records. Webhooks fire on new tests → app can auto-generate the new week the moment someone scans. - Region endpoints: apiusa.lookinbody.com (US), apieur.lookinbody.com (EU). Paid subscription; submit the LookinBody API Request form to get a key. Other tiers: LB120 (local PC DB), LB Integration (direct system/EMR). Result sheet (PDF/QR) = manual; ignore for automation. Scan→program trigger flow: new 770 scan → LookinBody Web → webhook → weekly engine → nutrition + training week. No hardware to build; the device + API already exist. Sources: apiusa.lookinbody.com, inbodyusa.com/web-api, lbwebfaq.inbodyusa.com (3rd-party integration guide)evidence on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansINBODY 770 — INPUT DEVICE SPEC (verified) Method: DSM-BIA, 8-point tactile electrodes (barefoot standing + hand electrodes). Multi-frequency: impedance at 6 frequencies (1, 5, 50, 250, 500, 1000 kHz) across 5 segments (R/L arm, trunk, R/L leg) = 30 impedance measurements. Reactance at 3 freq (5/50/250 kHz) → phase angle. No empirical estimation (no age/sex/ethnicity back-fill). ~30–60s test. Two result sheets: body composition + body water. Full output = the app's input schema: - Core: TBW split into ICW + ECW; protein, minerals, dry lean mass, body fat mass; SMM, soft lean mass, weight, BMI, PBF. - Signature signals camera/scale apps CANNOT get: ECW/TBW ratio (whole + per-segment; healthy 0.360–0.390); whole-body + segmental phase angle; reactance; segmental lean analysis; segmental ICW/ECW. - Derived: visceral fat area & level, BMR, WHR, body cell mass, InBody score, target weight/muscle/fat. - Raw: the 30 segmental impedance values, available digitally. Sources: inbodyusa.com/general/770-result-sheet-interpretation, inbodyusa.com/general/technologyevidence on Weekly nutrition & training coach driven by InBody 770 scansCOMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE (verified, June 2026) The space splits into 3 layers; almost every product sits in only 1–2: 1) Hardware scanners (data source): DEXA (gold standard, X-ray, clinic, ~$40–150); InBody (BIA, gym/clinic); Visbody/Fit3D (3D-optical + BIA kiosks, $5–15k); Withings Body Scan (premium scale). 2) Phone-scan apps: ZOZOFIT (3D scan + AI food scanner + meal plans), FitCommit ($3.99/mo body-fat + macros), Spren (peer-reviewed, sold as B2B API), MeThreeSixty, Body Snap. NOTE: camera-based — physically cannot see water balance or phase angle. 3) AI nutrition coaches: Welling.ai, Nutrizor, Strongr Fastr (auto-adjusts weekly), Fitbod. They start from self-reported weight, NOT a body-composition scan. Closest to the full loop: - Hume Health Body Pod — right scan (8-electrode multi-freq BIA) but soft, unstructured advice. - Zing Coach — weekly adapting program but camera scan (not BIA) + weak nutrition. - InBody App — owns the scan + data but generates no program. - Strongr Fastr — weekly, both sides, but blind to composition (optimizes scale weight; can't tell muscle loss from fat loss). Conclusion: nobody owns scan + weekly program + BOTH nutrition & training + composition-aware. That intersection is empty.