Why now

The biggest health problem nobody measures.

Movement dysfunction drives injury, pain, and lost function for billions of people. It has stayed invisible because body mechanics have never been measurable at scale. That just changed.

Scale of the issue

Movement dysfunction touches every sector.

From clinics to job sites to playing fields, the toll of poor movement is measured in injuries, disability, and dollars.

1.7Bpeople affected #1cause of disability $327Bdirect annual spend 340Min need of rehab

Clinical & everyday

1 in 2U.S. adults live with a musculoskeletal condition

Sports & athletics

8.6Msports and recreation injuries in the U.S. each year

Military & tactical

50%+of service members sustain an MSK injury annually

Workplace & industry

~30%of workplace injuries involve musculoskeletal disorders

Aging & mobility

1 in 4adults 65+ falls each year, the leading cause of injury in older adults

Sports & athletics Up to 50% of runners are injured each year

Military & tactical 50%+ of service members sustain an MSK injury annually

Workplace & industry ~30% of workplace injuries involve musculoskeletal disorders

Figures reflect published estimates for musculoskeletal health burden.

The measurement gap

Every system has a data layer. Except movement.

Wearables made the heart, sleep, and metabolism measurable for millions. Body mechanics, the system behind injury and lost function, still has no way to be measured at scale.

HeartWatches & chest straps, continuous HR and HRVMeasured

SleepRings & wearables, stages and recoveryMeasured

MetabolismContinuous glucose monitorsMeasured

MovementStep counts and pace only, no mechanics, no alignment, no correctionUnmeasured

The cost of inaction

Unseen problems compound.

Movement dysfunction rarely announces itself. It progresses quietly, and each stage is harder to reverse than the last.

Caught early, this chain can be interrupted. But you can't act on what you can't see, and today, the early stages are invisible.

Why it's finally possible

Three curves just crossed.

An expanding wearable market

Hundreds of millions of people now wear health devices daily and act on their data. The behavior, the expectation, and the market are proven and growing.

Advancements in AI

Deep learning can now turn raw motion signals into classification, modeling, and insight, work that was computationally out of reach only a few years ago.

Sensor maturity

Motion sensing has become small, precise, and affordable enough to live inside an orthotic, making structural, in-shoe capture viable for the first time.

The turn

Movement is next.

The problem is enormous. The gap is real. The technology is ready. SelnerTX is built to make body mechanics measurable, and correctable, at scale.

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