an independent review of its technology by the University of Surrey. It has been designed to help you keep tabs on your upper body posture, body positions and core position. Menlo Park, California-based Seismic is scheduled to unveil its new company vision and latest prototype at next month’s TechCrunch Disrupt SF technology conference in San Francisco. with Lumo Bodytech Inc., creators of the fitness and posture perfecting Lumo. Lumo Lift is basically a fitness tracker just like the Fitbits or Jawbones, only that it is strapless (like the Myo Heart Rate monitor) and sports this exclusive feature that sets it apart from the rest: the ability to monitor posture. Recognizing its profound applications beyond the military, Seismic spun out of the robotics program at SRI to expand powered clothing for a wider range of applications. The World Economic Forum named Seismic a 2018 Technology Pioneer in recognition of the company’s design, development, and deployment of potentially world-changing innovation and technology. Seismic’s component technologies were originally developed at SRI International, the Silicon Valley think tank, for a DARPA-funded program to reduce injury risk and enhance soldier endurance. 2 employees at Lumo Bodytech have reviewed Lumo Bodytech across various culture dimensions, providing their opinions on.

Reacting to the body’s natural movements, the suit will provide “power assist” to complement one’s strength during the act of standing up or sitting down, or while standing for an extended time. Worn as a comfortable base layer under clothing, Seismic’s suit mimics the biomechanics of the human body to give people intelligent wearable strength when they need it most. (It makes me think of the Call of Duty ability to jump to the top of a building with the aid of thrusters, although that’s a little beyond the Seismic suit’s power.) Seismic’s apparel integrates discreet robotics to create connected, powered clothing that augments human strength in everyday activities.

Seismic’s rebrand marks the evolution of its powered clothing platform, which has relevant applications to several market categories - including wellness, personal technology, fashion, and lifestyle - with the aim of delivering intelligent, wearable strength to anyone who wants a physical advantage in their daily lives.Īlong with Seismic’s new company name, the rebrand also includes a new logo, website, and mobile experience. Above: Superflex (now Seismic) designed a suit that helps people move more easily.

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