Runners’ joint health is focus of new wearable


  • TECH
  • Friday, 29 Aug 2014

IN DEPTH ANALYSIS: Equipped with a 9-axis kinematic sensor, the runScribe wearable device captures a 3D image of the runner's gait, assessing foot strike type, stride length and contact time in the corresponding app's most basic format.

Most wearables claim they can tell you a lot and runScribe is no exception, although company founders readily admit that they are learning too, and their goal is to understand the kinematics of running to better avoid injury. 

Equipped with a 9-axis kinematic sensor, their device captures a 3D image of the runner's gait, assessing foot strike type, stride length and contact time in the corresponding app's most basic format. 

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