Paulius Velesko
CEO
KaiSense develops wearable sensors that utilize AI to track and analyze body movements in three-dimensional space, providing real-time feedback on performance metrics such as speed and force. This technology addresses the lack of effective progress tracking and injury prevention in athletic training, enabling users to optimize their workouts and reduce the risk of injuries.
CEO
Athletes often lack precise, real-time feedback on their movements and performance metrics during training, hindering their ability to optimize workouts, prevent injuries, and track progress effectively. Traditional methods may not provide a comprehensive, 360-degree view of body mechanics, leading to suboptimal training and increased risk of overtraining or injury.
KaiSense offers a wearable sensor system that uses AI to capture and analyze body movements in 3D space, providing athletes with instant feedback and actionable insights. The system comprises multiple KaiTags, which are lightweight sensors worn on different body parts, and a companion mobile app. By tracking metrics such as speed, force, angles, and power output, KaiSense helps users understand their strengths and weaknesses, refine their technique, and prevent injuries. The AI-powered coach delivers personalized training programs and real-time corrections via visual, auditory, and tactile feedback, enabling athletes to train with confidence and maximize their potential across various sports.
The primary target audience includes athletes, coaches, and training gyms seeking advanced motion analysis and real-time feedback to optimize training, prevent injuries, and enhance performance across various sports.