WaveCompany announced that its AI-based home training wearable device TracMe  has successfully concluded its crowdfunding campaign on the platform Wadiz, achieving 2,920% of its funding goal. A total of 163 backers participated in the campaign, raising ₩14,601,000 (approx. $10,600 USD). TracMe is an AI-powered fitness solution in the form of a wearable training support device. It incorporates WaveCompany’s proprietary stretchable sensor technology, TracSil , into wearable supports such as knee and elbow braces. When users wear TracMe-integrated garments during exercise, the sensors detect joint movements and angles in real time, automatically recording exercise repetitions and posture. The collected data is transmitted via Bluetooth to the dedicated TracMe app, where AI algorithms analyze the movement data to provide customized training programs and feedback. This allows users to receive personalized, trainer-like guidance—even when working out alone. TracMe is designed to recognize more than 250 types of exercises and offers a battery life of up to 110 hours. It features water resistance for daily use, making it convenient for home, outdoor, or travel workouts. TracMe had already gained industry attention prior to its launch, having won the CES 2024 Innovation Award in the Digital Health category. The successful Wadiz campaign is seen as a sign of growing interest in smart wearable technology and its potential for widespread adoption. The embedded TracSil sensor offers higher accuracy in motion tracking compared to traditional camera-based or IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) systems. It is easy to use, cost-effective, and machine-washable—making it ideal for daily fitness routines. TracMe’s success suggests further application in various sectors such as healthcare, rehabilitation, and elderly fitness support. WaveCompany stated that the 15-day Wadiz campaign served not only as a market validation for its innovative technology but also revealed strong consumer interest and expectations for the product. Original Article : Moonsoon Ko, MoneyToday https://m.mt.co.kr/renew/view.html?no=2025050210221389201#_enliple

Wavewear announced the successful completion of the "10 Minutes a Day for 1 Hour of Workout Effect! TracMe New Year Fitness Challenge with Up to 150,000 KRW in Benefits." Due to the overwhelming response, Wavewear has decided to extend the event until the end of March and will launch a new upper-lower body separate version of TracMe on the domestic crowdfunding platform, Wadiz, in March. The New Year Fitness Challenge was a highly successful event that played a significant role in promoting the functionality of TracMe, an innovative AI fitness solution, to a wide range of users—from busy professionals and working mothers to fitness enthusiasts. TracMe is an AI-based fitness solution that automatically records and analyzes exercise data, providing a personalized workout routine tailored to each user's body condition and goals. It has gained attention as an innovative home fitness solution that allows users to receive professional PT-level workouts at home without visiting a gym. With just 10 minutes a day, users can achieve the effects of professional PT, offering excellent efficiency and being highly popular among home fitness enthusiasts due to its flexibility and ease of use anytime, anywhere. The AI trainer utilizes over 240 measurements and analyses, covering both cardio and strength exercises, and offers more than 150 different workout routines to design the most effective workout for each user. TracMe has received considerable attention as an affordable solution for effective PT-style home training. The core technology behind TracMe is its built-in TracSil stretchable sensor, which accurately tracks the user's movements. This sensor naturally fits the body and detects and records various exercise postures, such as squats and planks, in real-time. TracMe also uses AI technology to analyze user data and recommend personalized workout routines, providing precise coaching and feedback. Users are motivated by continuous progress tracking and can easily reach their fitness goals. Wavewear stated, "Through TracMe, we aim to help users achieve their fitness goals while fostering sustainable exercise habits that lead to long-term health benefits. We will continue to innovate with our AI-based fitness solution and support many users in reaching their wellness objectives." With this challenge, Wavewear is helping busy modern people maintain consistent exercise habits, and during the extended challenge period, they will continue to support users in staying active. The upper-lower body separate version of TracMe will be launched through Wadiz crowdfunding, offering a cost-effective workout solution to more people. Source : StartupN ( https://www.startupn.kr )

[Issue & Biz Reporter Kim Ha-sung] Wave Company announced on the 4th that it will participate in the 2025 Seoul International Sports & Leisure Industry Exhibition (SPOEX 2025), which will be held from the 27th to the 30th of this month. The Seoul International Sports & Leisure Industry Exhibition (SPOEX) is one of Asia's three major sports exhibitions and the largest sports industry fair in South Korea. Wave Company plans to exhibit at booth AG600 in Hall A at COEX (Convention and Exhibition Center) in Seoul. Through this exhibition, Wave Company plans to showcase its flagship brand Wavewear , the smart fitness solution TracMe , and introduce new products, collaborating with domestic and international buyers and influencers at the event, while also increasing brand awareness among general visitors. Wavewear  is a "simple balance wear that reduces body stress" and is characterized by using kinesiology tape technology, commonly used in rehabilitation and oriental medicine clinics, to effectively support muscles and joints during exercise and prevent injuries. Wavewear has been receiving significant attention from athletes and fitness enthusiasts and is rapidly expanding its presence in the global sportswear market. In particular, Wave Company established its UK branch in January and has participated in global events such as HYROX , where its product performance has been verified, garnering significant attention in the global fitness market. This strategy is expected to play a key role in establishing Wavewear as a global performance activewear brand, beyond the European market, and in becoming a major player worldwide. TracMe  is an AI-based fitness coaching service that utilizes Wave Company’s self-developed strain soft sensor (TracSil). It precisely measures joint angles and effectively monitors movements, attracting considerable interest in the global sports and healthcare markets. TracMe is particularly notable for its high potential in various fields such as rehabilitation therapy, health management, and weight loss, and is receiving a great deal of attention. Wave Company is also gradually increasing its influence in the domestic sports industry as the official partner of D&M  and MIKASA  volleyball brands in Korea. A representative of Wave Company stated, "Through this exhibition, we plan to widely promote our innovative technologies and new products, further solidifying our position in the global sports and fitness market." Issue & Biz ( http://www.issuenbiz.com )

[Issue&Biz, Reporter Kim Ha-Sung]  WaveCompany announced on the 21st that it has established its UK branch (Wavewear UK) in January and is now actively expanding into the European fitness market. The company is particularly focusing on the UK market with a strategic emphasis on the global fitness race, HYROX . HYROX, which began in Germany in 2017, is an indoor fitness race where participants run 1 km, followed by 8 functional exercise stations, repeating the process. It’s a unique format that challenges both strength and endurance. Recently, the "Healthy Pleasure" trend and growing interest in "slow aging" have gained momentum, particularly among the MZ generation. Instead of focusing solely on aesthetics, there is a rising movement toward balancing aerobic and strength exercises to achieve a more balanced and practical approach to health. Additionally, a culture of healthy living, involving CrossFit, running, and other fitness activities, is expanding, with HYROX emerging as a new workout option. This sport doesn't require many participants or much equipment, making it highly appealing to the fitness community. Since it can be done indoors, it is becoming an attractive option for people who feel limited by outdoor activities in the winter. At the 2024 HYROX competition in Torino, Italy, WaveCompany's ambassador, Tommy Cummings , placed 3rd, proving the effectiveness of the brand's sponsorship marketing efforts. In the competition, 1st place went to Hunter McIntyre  (USA), 2nd place to Alexis Biedermann  (Switzerland), and 3rd place to Tommy Cummings  (UK). Tommy, representing the UK, is an ambassador for Wavewear, and his excellent performance while wearing Wavewear played a crucial role in enhancing WaveCompany's brand presence. In Korea, two HYROX events were held in February and October 2024. The October event, held at Songdo Convensia in Incheon, attracted 2,104 participants, marking a significant achievement. Wavewear continues to gain global attention in the fitness market by participating in world-renowned events such as HYROX, proving the performance of its products. This strategy will play a key role in establishing Wavewear as a global performance activewear brand, expanding beyond the European market. WaveCompany is also gradually increasing its influence in the domestic sports industry as the official partner of volleyball brands MIKASA  and D&M  in Korea. Looking ahead, the Wavewear UK branch plans to continue participating in HYROX global fitness races to promote Wavewear and strengthen connections with global consumers who prioritize fitness and wellness. Original Article : Issue&Biz ( http://www.issuenbiz.com )

Selected as a 'Global Winner' at the 2020 HYPE SPIN Accelerator Program Unveiled 'TracMe' using TracSeal technology – Increased potential for diverse applications 'Wearable sports + advanced technology... We will continue to innovate to lead global growth.' [BioTimes]   WaveCompany, a wearable and sports medical technology company, officially invited to the ASPN (Asia Sports Tech Pioneer Network) Sports Technology Accelerator (AC) Program in Tokyo, Japan, marking the start of its global expansion into the sports tech market, the company announced on the 10th. This invitation was made possible after WaveCompany was selected as a 'Global Winner' at the 2020 HYPE SPIN Accelerator Program. The ASPN Sports Technology Accelerator Program is a global initiative that supports the growth of startups combining sports and advanced technologies. Participating companies receive mentorship, networking opportunities, funding options, and strategic support for entering the global sports market. The program saw the attendance of key investors, including Incubate Fund, and sports industry professionals. At the demo show held on the 6th, each company showcased its technologies. WaveCompany unveiled its fitness solution TracMe  utilizing its proprietary strain soft sensor, TracSil . This technology precisely measures joint angles and effectively monitors movement, garnering significant attention in the global sports and healthcare markets. Particularly, its high potential for use in rehabilitation therapy, senior healthcare, and industrial environment monitoring attracted the attention of many buyers on-site. With this program participation, WaveCompany is accelerating its global market expansion. After winning the Innovation Award in the Digital Health category at CES 2024, the company also earned recognition for its technology at the world-renowned medical device exhibition MEDICA 2024 in Düsseldorf, Germany, and the largest global sports industry exhibition ISPO 2024 in Munich. Active collaboration discussions with key buyers from the U.S. and Europe are reportedly underway. Jonayeon, CEO of WaveCompany, stated, "Through participating in the ASPN Sports Technology Accelerator Program, we were able to further strengthen our competitiveness in the global sports tech market. As the wearable and smart fitness market, which combines sports and advanced technology, grows rapidly, WaveCompany will continue to innovate to lead the global market." [BioTimes = Reporter Kim Ji-Soo] news@biotimes.co.kr ​ ​ ​ Original Article : https://biotimes.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=19585

AI-based fitness solution TracMe  is hosting the 'New Year Fitness Challenge'  event, offering up to 150,000 KRW in benefits. TracMe is an innovative service that automatically records and analyzes users' exercise data. By investing just 10 minutes a day, it recommends effective exercise routines equivalent to one hour of workout. It is gaining attention as a suitable solution for modern people with busy lives, such as office workers and working moms, who find it difficult to maintain regular exercise. TracMe tracks users' movements accurately through TracSil , a stretchable sensor embedded in the support belt. TracSil naturally fits the body and detects exercise positions in real-time, such as squats and planks. Using AI technology, it provides personalized routines based on individual exercise data. Users can easily track their exercise goals and direction, while receiving continuous motivation through AI coaching. The 'New Year Fitness Challenge'  event offers various benefits to help everyone, from fitness beginners to busy modern individuals, easily develop an exercise habit. When purchasing TracMe from the WaveWear  official store, users can receive a 30% discount along with 60,000 KRW worth of reward points instantly. Challenge participants can earn up to 50,000 KRW in Shinsegae gift certificates  based on their exercise achievement rate. Additionally, they can receive up to 30,000 KRW by verifying their participation through Instagram stories, and 10,000 KRW worth of additional reward points for posting a purchase review. By taking advantage of these offers, participants can enjoy benefits worth up to 150,000 KRW . ​ ​ Original Article : https://www.slist.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=614555

Ivan Rakitić is recognized "WAVEWEAR, a simple balance wear that reduces physical stress, has introduced an innovative concept by applying kinesiology tape technology used in rehabilitation and oriental medicine clinics. It has gained significant attention among athletes and fitness enthusiasts, and is being recognized in the global sportswear market." Swiss professional football team Servette FC , along with Croatian football legend Ivan Rakitić  and players from his prestigious Croatian club HNK Hajduk Split , have been using WaveWear  products. The athletes are experiencing the performance of the product during training and matches while wearing WaveWear . One player from the team evaluated the product's advantages, stating, "Wearing WaveWear  has increased my stability during matches, and I definitely felt a noticeable difference during the recovery process." This trust from the players has become a significant factor in WaveWear  gaining more recognition on the global stage . Since launching its products in 2018 , WaveWear  has been continuously strengthening its presence through efforts aimed at expanding into the global market . It has regularly participated in several international events , including MEDICA  and ISPO  exhibitions held in Germany  in late 2024 , showcasing the brand’s technological expertise to the world. In particular, at the MEDICA  and ISPO  exhibitions, WaveWear's  innovative performance wear, which incorporates the benefits of kinesiology taping  used in rehabilitation and oriental medicine clinics, and its adhesive silicone technology "AlignX"  (AlignX), garnered significant attention from buyers, paving the way for new market opportunities . As a result of these efforts, WaveWear  is now exporting to eight countries , including the United States , Vietnam , Malaysia , Turkey , Slovakia , Italy , Iceland , and the UK , gradually expanding its influence in the global market , including Europe . A representative from WaveWear  stated, "As a result of consistently showcasing our technology at global exhibitions , we have received positive feedback from international buyers. Moving forward, we will continue to promote WaveWear's  innovation in more countries, setting new standards  in sportswear." WaveWear  has become an important partner in not only providing sportswear  but also helping athletes maintain balance , prevent injuries, and reduce physical stress during exercise. Expanding beyond domestic markets, WaveWear  continues to grow globally and is setting new standards  in the sportswear industry . Original Article : https://news.mt.co.kr/mtview.php?no=202502040940006127

Wave Company Wins Silver Award at the Seoul International Invention Fair with TracMe, Gaining Recognition for Its Technological Excellence Wave Company, a wearable and healthcare technology company, won the Silver Award  at the 2024 Seoul International Invention Fair  with its personalized fitness solution, TracMe , gaining recognition for its technological excellence. The exhibition, hosted by the Korean Intellectual Property Office  and organized by the Korea Invention Promotion Association , was held at COEX in Seoul from November 27 to 30 , featuring 519 inventions from 32 countries . Wave Company’s TracMe  utilizes its proprietary strain soft sensor, TracSil , as its core technology, enabling precise joint angle measurement and effective movement monitoring . This technological innovation is expanding into various fields, including rehabilitation therapy, elderly healthcare, and industrial environment monitoring . In particular, Wave Company received the CES 2024 Innovation Award  in the Digital Health  category, gaining global attention. Furthermore, its technology was showcased and recognized at MEDICA, the world’s leading medical device trade fair in Düsseldorf, Germany,  and at ISPO 2024, the world's largest sports industry exhibition in Munich . This recognition has led to technological collaborations and product orders from major buyers in the U.S. and Europe . Jo Na-Yeon, CEO of Wave Company , stated, “We will continue to drive technological innovation and expand into the global market, strengthening our competitive edge in the healthcare and wearable technology sectors.” Wave Company’s latest achievement further proves its technological excellence and innovation , reinforcing its potential for success in the global healthcare and wearable technology industry . Original article : https://www.startupn.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=50005

Wave Company Advances to the Finals of the ‘Brand New’ Category at ISPO Munich 2024 with AI Fitness Assistant Solution ‘TracMe’ Wave Company announced that it has advanced to the finals of the ‘Brand New’ category  at ISPO Munich 2024  with its AI fitness assistant solution, TracMe . TracMe is an innovative AI-powered fitness solution that automatically counts, records, and analyzes workout data . ISPO 2024 was held in Munich, Germany, from December 3 to 5, 2024 , and Wave Company’s advancement to the top four in the Sports Technology & Platforms category  marks the first-ever achievement by a Korean company . ISPO is one of the world’s leading global sports exhibitions , bringing together sports brands, manufacturers, and consumers  annually to showcase cutting-edge sports technology and product trends . The ‘Brand New’ category  specifically highlights emerging brands and products with outstanding technological innovation, creativity, and market potential . By advancing to the finals, Wave Company has solidified its position as a leader in next-generation sportswear and wearable technology . TracMe, an AI-based fitness solution , monitors users' fitness status and provides personalized workout feedback . The solution has already been recognized with the CES 2024 Innovation Award in the Digital Health category . Jo Na-Yeon, CEO of Wave Company , stated, "Being selected for the ‘Brand New’ category at ISPO 2024 is a testament to Wave Company's technological capabilities and potential on the global stage. We will continue striving to establish ourselves as a leader in smartwear and healthcare technology within the global sports market.” ​ ​ Original article : https://www.venturesquare.net/954769#translated-en

Wave Company (CEO Na-Yeon Cho)  announced that its sports taping support brand, Wavewear , will enter nationwide pharmacy chains by partnering with Pyeonhan-ga . Wavewear boasts over 30 different items and holds more than 50 intellectual property rights (IP), and it is a Korean product that has received medical CE certification overseas. According to Wavewear, the patented technology BWAS™  is applied by incorporating kinesiology taping into the fabric, which alleviates user pain and reduces muscle fatigue by up to 35%, thereby improving athletic performance. While kinesiology tape is currently sold in pharmacies, it requires learning how to use it, which can be cumbersome. In contrast, Wavewear is designed to be worn easily—simply put it on—and the taping targets large muscle groups accurately, making it easy for anyone to experience the benefits of the taping. Furthermore, the previous supports sold in pharmacies were often bulky, uncomfortable, and prone to stretching. Wavewear has solved these problems by offering a comfortable level of compression combined with the taping effect, making it possible to wear it discreetly under thick clothing during the fall and winter to protect the joints. Pyeonhan-ga  operates an experience-based "shop-in-shop" concept directly managed by professional pharmacists, with experience zones currently running in major pharmacies in Seoul, Gyeonggi, and Busan. A representative from Pyeonhan-ga  stated, "The partnership, which began with the first store at Yongin Market Pharmacy on March 1, 2024, has expanded to the 500th store at Pohang Health Plus Pharmacy on September 10." A representative from Wavewear  said, "We expect Wavewear's brand recognition to rise with the trusted entry into Pyeonhan-ga . Through this collaboration, Wavewear plans to expand consumer touchpoints through pharmacies and strengthen its position in the healthcare market." original article : https://www.yakup.com/news/index.html?mode=view&cat=17&nid=299827

Kinesiology Taping Therapy Used in Rehabilitation Science Reduces Muscle Fatigue AI Fitness Assistant Solution ‘TrackMe’ Launched... Provides Data Analysis and Personalized Feedback Plans to Expand Business into B2B Markets in Healthcare, Medical Devices, and Robotics Sectors Wave Company CEO Na-Yeon Cho (Photo = Wave Company) [Bio Times] The advancement of technology has led to an increase in people's leisure activities. As the human lifespan has lengthened, the desire to live healthily and slowly age (Slow Aging) has also grown. In this context, healthcare and exercise have become essential keywords for pursuing a healthy and enjoyable life. As more personalized fitness and health solutions emerge in the market, wearable healthcare and smartwear that utilize AI and data analysis technologies to reduce physical stress are gaining attention. Wave Company is supporting healthy living by focusing on the value of slow aging through exercise and offering innovative clothing solutions with its proprietary stretchable silicone textile technology. The company aims to become the core of innovative new materials and smart clothing technologies that make a difference when they come into contact with the human body, crossing the boundaries of sports, medical, and healthcare industries. Its flagship brand, ‘Wavewear,’ offers unique functional apparel inspired by kinesiology taping therapy used in rehabilitation science, which provides balanced support to muscles and joints. The silicone pattern on Wavewear is designed in a wave shape to naturally support the movement of the human body, maximizing functionality. The brand’s name carries both a technical meaning and a philosophy to create a new wave in the healthcare market. We had the opportunity to hear more from CEO Na-Yeon Cho. ​ ◇ Development of Proprietary Stretchable Silicone Textile Technology and Innovative Smartwear Solutions Wavewear Features (Photo = Screenshot from Wave Company's Website) Wave Company was established in 2010 and pivoted to its current business model in 2015. The journey began from CEO Na-Yeon Cho’s personal experience. Since her school days, Cho had suffered from chronic back pain, making it difficult to walk or stand for long periods, so she regularly visited physical therapy sessions and traditional Korean medicine clinics. One day, when she applied kinesiology tape, she immediately felt a reduction in back pain, as if she had received acupuncture. She was particularly drawn to the fact that kinesiology tape could be removed at will and applied whenever needed at home. This led her to import and sell sports tape and supports from U.S. and Japanese brands in Korea. Cho explained, "The problem was that continuously using these products was costly, and it was difficult to apply the tape to areas like the back, where it’s hard to reach. Additionally, the process of cutting and applying the tape each time was cumbersome. I thought, 'What if I could create a product where the taping effect happens just by wearing the clothes?' That’s how I came up with the idea for Wavewear." In the early stages, Wave Company faced challenges in replicating the effect of kinesiology taping through clothing. Since leggings are made from stretchable fabric, the silicone needed to stretch as well. The problem was that kinesiology tape is designed in a wave shape to evenly support the skin and joints, but when trying to implement this with standard adhesive silicone, the silicone would tear. As a result, Wave Company developed the new material 'AlignX' and spent over five years bringing it to market as part of their clothing production. Subsequently, they also developed a stretchable silicone textile technology that could be applied to digital health solutions. Wavewear Showroom (Photo = Wave Company) CEO Cho explained, "Wave Company's foundational technology and first-generation technology, the adhesive bio-silicone AlignX, is an analog technology. In contrast, the second-generation conductive silicone ‘ElecSil’ and the third-generation tracking silicone sensor ‘TracSil’ are digital technologies that are seamlessly integrated into the fabric, allowing for smooth use, which is their most significant feature." ElecSil is designed with bioelectrodes and wires to operate for healthcare purposes. It integrates smoothly into the fabric and provides body state reception and various electrical treatments. The advanced soft sensor TracSil reads the body's movements and analyzes human motion. This technology is used for various purposes in the healthcare field. AlignX, TracSil, and ElecSil can create even greater market opportunities when they work synergistically. Wave Company first created B2C finished products using these new materials. Through consumer testing and feedback improvements, they validated the product's performance and started expanding into B2B after increasing production capacity last year. Wavewear, incorporating AlignX, is a balance wear that reduces stress on the body through the synergy of compression. It reduces muscle fatigue, pain, and injury burdens through the compression synergy of kinesiology taping therapy used in rehabilitation science. The recently launched AI fitness assistant solution, ‘TracMe,’ targets users interested in maintaining health and preventing aging. The TracSil integrated into the TracMe Active Support tracks movements such as squats and planks and sends data to a connected app, counting repetitions and tracking the body’s balance. Based on this data, it recommends customized workouts and provides direction. CEO Cho said, "TracMe can significantly enhance the user experience through superior data analysis and personalized feedback compared to competitors. Currently, we hold 40 IPs, including international patents, and are diversifying our related technology portfolio."   ◇ Meeting the Stability, Mass Production Feasibility, and Durability of Sensors Embedded in Fabrics TracMe (Photo = Wave Company) Wave Company has won the CES 2024 Innovation Award in the Digital Health category for its healthcare solutions addressing lifestyle diseases such as hypertension and diabetes. The company is recognized in global markets, exporting to countries including the UK, Slovakia, Iceland, Turkey, Italy, the US, Vietnam, and Malaysia. In 2022, it secured its first investment from Stadia Ventures and is currently in the process of raising follow-up Series A investments. CEO Cho emphasized, "By printing silicone onto fabric, it becomes a soft sensor itself, which reduces manufacturing costs. With this cost advantage, Wave Company has significant potential to popularize smartwear. We have also developed a hardware-software development kit (SDK) to allow software companies in the digital healthcare field to easily apply our smartwear technology." She continued, "The key challenges for smart clothing are the stability of sensors within the fabric, mass production feasibility, and durability. With Wave Company's technology, we will overcome these challenges and provide convenient and comprehensive solutions." Wave Company plans to expand production volumes to increase product sales revenue and accelerate growth in international markets. The company aims to securely enter the large U.S. market, which has a substantial sports training and rehabilitation market. Additionally, Wave Company plans to actively supply its core material technology to B2B markets in healthcare, medical devices, and robotics to expand its business. Furthermore, it aims to integrate chronic disease management features such as for slow aging, hypertension, and diabetes into its TracMe product, developing it into a personalized healthcare solution. CEO Cho stated, "Wave Company excels in innovative new materials and smart clothing that make a difference when they come into contact with the human body. Through our unique products that combine wearable healthcare and sportswear technologies, we aim to give people the freedom of movement and help them find better body balance and comfort." [Bio Times = Reporter Shin Seo-kyung] ssk@biotimes.co.kr ​ ​ ​ original article  : Bio Times ( http://www.biotimes.co.kr )

Groundbreaking Functionality in Medical and Healthcare Usability in IT and Wearable Fields - Promoting Popularization Compatibility... Applicable to Products in Various Industries Wave Company, a wearable technology specialist, has successfully commercialized its flexible soft sensor, "TracSil" (Tracking Silicone). According to the company, TracSil is a wearable sensor that attaches to fabric to precisely monitor health status and movement. It utilizes Wave Company’s core silicone textile technology, offering high flexibility and durability. Made from a special washable silicone material, TracSil can measure joint angles in 10-degree increments, making it highly effective for detecting and analyzing various movements. #Groundbreaking Functionality Expected in Medical and Healthcare Wave Company anticipates that TracSil will have a significant impact in the medical industry. It addresses contact issues with traditional metal plates or gel pads in surgical electrodes (Patient Plates), thereby reducing the risk of burns to patients. Additionally, in EMS (electrical stimulation) treatments for hair loss, TracSil’s flexible, body-conforming design can be adjusted to fit the contours of the scalp. #Usability and Popularization in IT and Wearable Fields In the IT and wearable sectors, TracSil complements GPS and IMU sensors, enabling more precise movement measurement. It has high potential for widespread use, especially in the fitness and healthcare B2B markets, where athlete and patient management are crucial. This sensor is made by screen-printing silicone coating onto fabric, providing a competitive price advantage through a simple manufacturing process. Compared to complex traditional IMU sensors, TracSil offers greater convenience and intuitive usability, which the company expects will accelerate the popularization of healthcare IT technology. #High Compatibility… Application Across Various Industrial Products Wave Company has developed a method of coating stretch textiles with silicone, which lowers production costs and enables high-value revenue generation. Currently, TracSil supports five levels of angle differentiation, with plans to expand the range of angles for broader use in rehabilitation, medical, and industrial fields. TracSil can endure over 10,000 deformation cycles and detect movement, offering an easier way to measure human motion compared to IMU or visual sensors. It is also highly compatible with a variety of hardware devices, making it suitable for applications across multiple industries. #Application of Wave Company’s Fitness Innovation Solution "TracMe" Wave Company sells its WaveWear brand of kinesiology sports taping braces, sleeves, compression wear, and leggings, which are produced domestically using proprietary technology, both in South Korea and internationally. The fitness solution TracMe , which incorporates TracSil, automatically tracks exercises and provides coaching feedback to help users achieve their goals. It won an Innovation Award in the Digital Health category at CES 2024. Nancy Cho, CEO of Wave Company, stated; "We believe that TracSil technology can expand into various fields, including healthcare, mechatronics, robotics, and preventive physical therapy management, and will be useful for rehabilitation, senior health management, and industrial monitoring in the future. We look forward to collaborating with various partners to contribute to advancements in digital health."