ATS-1, the Triplane Standard
A specification for collecting, computing and reporting three-plane measures of a person's everyday state, for research and general wellness. Current text: ATS-1 v0.3.0, a draft published 30 October 2026.
What it specifies
How it is written
- Requirements use MUST, SHOULD and MAY in capitals, as defined in BCP 14 (RFC 2119 and RFC 8174).
- Each parameter is marked as sourced from published work or as an ANTRL design choice.
- Semantic versioning: 0.x releases are drafts and may change; version 1.0.0 freezes the normative text.
Status
ATS-1 is a proprietary technical specification published by ANTRL. It is not a consensus standard, has not been adopted by any standards body, and conformance is self-declared. ATS-1 is for research and general wellness only. It does not diagnose, treat, prevent or predict any disease, including any mental health condition.
Questions
Is the specification free to read?
The specification text is licensed CC BY-ND 4.0 and the reference code Apache-2.0.
Is ATS-1 a medical standard?
No. ATS-1 is for research and general wellness only. It does not diagnose, treat, prevent or predict any disease, including any mental health condition.
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