TracSil ™ is a resistive smart textile sensor designed to measure human motion by sensing strain in the fabric. Instead of inferring movement from inertial data, TracSil™ captures deformation directly where joints and muscles move. This textile-based approach produces body-aligned motion data that can be embedded into garments, rehabilitation systems, and AI-driven motion analysis platforms. Because the sensor is thin, flexible, and washable, it is suited for long-term wearable use in both...

ElecSil™ is a conductive silicone-based dry electrode material designed for long-term bio-signal sensing on the skin. It was developed to overcome the limitations of gel-based and rigid metal electrodes in real-world wearable and medical applications. Traditional wet electrodes depend on conductive gel and adhesives, which can dry out, irritate the skin, and degrade signal quality over time. ElecSil™ instead maintains direct, conformable contact with the skin without gels or frequent...

Aging isn't just about appearance. At the cellular level, it's driven by declines in energy metabolism, muscle mass, and tissue integrity. These changes accelerate when physical activity is inconsistent, poorly executed, or lacks the necessary intensity. But research shows: targeted, structured movement can significantly slow biological aging. Exercise as a Molecular Intervention 1. High-Intensity Circuit Training (HICT) Triggers Longevity Pathways Short bursts of intense, compound movements...