FlexSense sensors enable measurement of balance, pronation, supination, posture and more with pressure sensors embedded in footwear; including insoles and socks. Data repeatability and consistency not previously available in a wearable. Ideal to help with fall reduction among the elderly or for performance optimization of athletes.

Measure swelling and weight change with sensors embedded in textiles to get earlier notification of changes in patient condition. Allows preventative treatments to be prescribed for better outcomes, reduced costs and better quality of life.

Measure range of motion, muscle activation, timing and intensity with FlexSense sensors that are affixed to textiles or worn directly on the skin. Orthopedists, therapists and chiropractors can have measurement and assessment tools that are based on objective, quantified measurement. For in-clinic use and remote monitoring and coaching of rehabilitative exercise.

Monitor balance, falls, movement, body position, breathing patterns, sleep quality and sleep duration with sensors that are worn in clothing and footwear or incorporated into bedding.

Detect and measure medically accurate data about amount of force, location, direction of impact and frequency with pressure sensors that are embedded in athletic helmets and head-worn textiles. FlexSense sensors use direct measurements of head impact rather than more imprecise measurement methods which rely on calculations derived from head movements. This permits more accurate data from which important conclusions about brain condition and health are made.

Measure real-time movements of complex human body movement more accurately and faster than video. Use body, clothing and footwear-based pressure and stretch sensors to capture swing movements, form, posture and balance transfer for faster, more precise coaching feedback.