About Us
Leading the future of tech‑enabled movement and digital health
Wave Company develops silicone-based smart textile technologies that turn everyday apparel into body sensors — enabling camera-free movement tracking, haptic feedback, and AI-driven digital health.
Our proprietary silicone platforms — ElecSil, and TracSil — embed sensing, support, and actuation directly into fabric without rigid hardware. From kinesiology compression wear and electro-haptic training suits to AI fitness coaching, we give brands, clinics, and research partners the textile computing layer they need to build the next generation of wearable products.
What we bring to partners:
• Medical-grade stretchable electrodes for EMG, motion capture, and vital-sign monitoring
• Taping-integrated compression technology with 8+ years of sports medicine R&D
• Camera-free movement tracking sensors (TracSil) with real-time angle and gait data
• CES 2024 Innovation Award-winning digital health platform (TracME)
• End-to-end support from textile computing development to scalable garment manufacturing
Partnerships & Collaborations
What We Do
We build the textile computing layer between body and data. Our silicone-on-fabric systems give garments the ability to sense, respond, and communicate — replacing bulky wearable devices with a second skin.
Textile computing for movement and biometrics
Stretchable silicone electrodes and circuits printed directly on fabric. Capture motion, muscle activity, and vital signals — no rigid sensors, no wires, no discomfort.
Textile computing for movement and biometrics
Stretchable silicone electrodes and circuits printed directly on fabric. Capture motion, muscle activity, and vital signals — no rigid sensors, no wires, no discomfort.
Intelligent sportswear and smartwear
Taping-integrated compression, electro-haptic EMS suits, and smart garments that support the body while collecting clinical-grade biometric data during everyday use.
AI‑powered coaching and digital health
Our TracME platform transforms textile-derived sensor data into real-time movement feedback, personalized training plans, and long-term health insights accessible on any smartphone.
How We Can Partner
Whether you need a conductive electrode starter kit, a co-developed smart garment prototype, or a white-label digital health platform, we work with you from concept to scalable production.
Smart textile computing
Conductive Dry Electrode ElecSil
✓ Starter Kits — off-the-shelf electrode samples for rapid prototyping
✓ R&D Collaborations — custom electrode design for your sensing application
Flexible, skin-safe conductive silicone electrodes that integrate into any textile substrate. Ideal for EMG, ECG, EMS, and motion sensing applications.
AI fitness & digital health
Movement Tracking Sleeve & App TracME
✓ Health & Sports Collaborations — integrate TracME data into your clinical or coaching workflow
✓ R&D Collaborations
✓ Distribution Partnerships
CES 2024 Innovation Award Honoree. Camera-free sleeve that tracks joint angles and gait patterns, paired with an AI coaching app for home training and rehabilitation.
Performance Recovery Wear
From sports taping to smartwear and digital health, Wave Company has evolved through continuous material innovation
Our Evolution
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2025
TracME Launch
Currently updated for Global markets with home training and gym exercises
2024
CES Innovation Award
TracME recieved CES Innovation Award Honoree for Digital Health
2023
TracSil™ Development
Movement tracking strain sensor that tracks angles without camera.
Our Founder
Nancy Cho, CEO & Founder
Nancy Cho is a lifelong runner who turned chronic back pain into a company. After years of relying on kinesiology tape and physical therapy sessions that were effective but impossible to maintain daily, she asked one question: what if the tape could be built into the clothing itself?
That question led to Wave Company's first patent in adhesive bio-silicone — and eventually to an entire platform of textile computing technologies (AlignX, ElecSil, TracSil) that embed sensing, support, and actuation into fabric. Since launching WaveWear in 2018, she has led the company's evolution from functional sportswear into textile computing and AI-driven digital health, earning a CES Innovation Award along the way.
