OEM & SDK

Your glove.
Our nervous system.

Connected PPE and smart sports gear are no longer a concept, the biggest names in industrial gloves are already shipping sensor products. Your customers will expect a smart line in their next contract cycle. Building one in-house means two years, a firmware team, and a category you've never manufactured in.

Or you keep making the glove you're great at, and we make it sense.

Instrumented glove close-up
- The sensing layer

A washable liner that captures what happens inside the grasp.

A textile liner, or an integration kit sewn into your own glove, that captures the signals your customers actually need.

Finger motion

10 bend channels, two joints per finger. Raw, not smoothed.

Grip force

Pressure pads on thumb, index and middle fingertips.

Hand motion

6-axis wrist IMU. Trajectory and orientation.

All synchronized

Every channel sampled at 100 Hz on a shared hardware clock.

Snap-out wrist puck

8+ hours of recording. Magnetic charging. Nothing dangling.

Washable

The liner goes in the wash like any other glove. Electronics come out.

- The SDK

Everything the hardware captures, exposed to your developers.

Your brand, your app, your customer relationship. Our layer stays invisible.

Live streaming
  • ·BLE live streaming into your app
  • ·iOS, Android, desktop SDKs
  • ·Documented GATT profile
Raw channel access
  • ·Bend, force, and IMU data
  • ·Hardware-timestamped at 100 Hz
  • ·Per-user calibration profiles
Offline capture
  • ·On-device logging for connection-free sessions
  • ·Burst sync when the device reconnects
  • ·Session metadata + battery telemetry
Export formats
  • ·CSV / JSON for analytics pipelines
  • ·Video-sync capable timestamps
  • ·Per-size calibration lineage in every export
- What your customers do with it

Three markets, already forming.

Industrial & safety
Data insurers are already subsidizing wearables to get.

Grip-force and motion data per worker per shift: ergonomic risk scoring, injury-claim reduction, training verification.

Sport
The signal a camera can't see.

Grip pressure and hand mechanics for golf, climbing, racket sports and cycling, technique analytics because the hand is wrapped around the equipment.

Rehabilitation
Objective grip strength between clinic visits.

Range-of-motion tracking with clinical-grade calibration. Regulatory pathway required; we support, you decide.

Instrumented glove in workshop use
- How an integration runs

Three steps. No slide deck.

  1. 01
    Sample kit

    Your team gets liners, the SDK, and a live data dashboard. Two weeks to a verdict.

  2. 02
    Integration sprint

    We adapt the sensing layer to your glove pattern and your sizes; your developers build on the SDK in parallel.

  3. 03
    Production

    Per-unit component supply or full white-label manufacturing, your choice of depth.

- One next step

An engineer answers. Not a sales sequence.