Aura provides a wearable sensor that offers real-time audio coaching and biometric personalization for fitness and rehabilitation. It analyzes user biometrics to deliver tailored instructions, helping individuals optimize their workouts and recovery processes.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Athletes and individuals undergoing rehabilitation often lack precise, real-time feedback on their exercise form, leading to inefficient workouts, increased risk of injury, and limited progress. Existing methods for tracking exercise form are either subjective or require expensive, specialized lab equipment.
Solution
Notch Strength Lab provides a wearable motion-capture system that delivers real-time feedback and personalized guidance to optimize strength training and rehabilitation exercises. The system uses multiple inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors placed on the user's body to track movement in three dimensions. This data is then processed to create a 3D avatar that visualizes the user's form, identifies areas for improvement, and provides practical advice. By monitoring over 150 motion parameters, Notch helps users avoid common mistakes, prevent injuries, and maximize the effectiveness of each repetition.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes athletes, personal trainers, physical therapists, and individuals undergoing rehabilitation who want to improve their exercise form, prevent injuries, and maximize their training results.
Features
- Real-time 3D motion tracking and form analysis using wearable IMU sensors
- Personalized feedback and coaching based on biomechanical analysis
- Identification of optimal weight and targeted exercises based on velocity-based training
- Detailed progress tracking across workouts, including rep-by-rep 3D recordings, form assessments, and RPE ratings
- Mobile app for iOS that provides real-time feedback and tracks long-term fitness goals
- Integration of data from multiple sensors to provide a comprehensive view of movement
- Cloud-based data storage and analysis