With the Protxx wearable sensor and data platform, real-time athlete biometrics that enable early intervention, safer play, reduced injury incidence and severity, improved recovery outcomes, and higher levels of performance are now available during every game and practice.
Unreliable identification of concussions puts athletes at significant risk
No assessment of sub-concussive head impact injuries, or related orthopedic injuries
Athletes are only removed from play when symptoms are so severe that injury is immediately obvious
Neurological and orthopedic trauma are allowed to build up over time, leading to long-term degenerative effects
Growing awareness of long-term brain injury risks is driving up medical and legal costs in sports
Declining participation is threatening the viability of many youth, collegiate, and professional sports.
Real-time monitoring of cumulative impact exposure enables more comprehensive "flag-for-assessment" protocols
Neurological and orthopedic fitness snapshot through precision balance testing
Real-time data empowers early intervention and targeted treatment
Analysis of injury severity and progression ensures athletes don't return to play until it is safe
Monitoring onset and progression of impact-induced changes in neural, vestibular, and musculoskeletal physiology.
Unlike neurocognitive testing tools that diagnose symptom severity after a concussion has already occurred, or concussion sensors in helmets and mouth guards that are plagued by helmet motion problems and mouthguard chewing damage, the dual-function Protxx head-mounted sensor provides actionable real-time data in a form factor suitable for athletes of any age or skill level and in any sport.
The Protxx sensor functions as a very sensitive "seismometer for the brain", and it has two functions. As a head impact dosimeter, it warns when cumulative impact exposures approach levels that could lead to permanent damage. As a precision balance monitor, it quantifies the severity and duration of balance impairments that result from impact-induced changes in neurovestibular and musculoskeletal physiology.
Protxx Team app
The Protxx mobile app, coupled with a powerful data analytics engine, helps monitor athlete performance and track the onset and progression of changes to both neurovestibular and musculoskeletal physiology triggered by impact exposure.
The Protxx Team app integrates impact monitoring and balance testing, and allows athletic trainers and sports medicine professionals to monitor and test an entire sensor-equipped team in parallel. These quick and thorough daily assessments allow cumulative impact exposure to be limited and athletes at risk to be proactively identified, flagged for evaluation, triaged, and referred to the appropriate healthcare provider for any required further assessments and treatment.
Protxx Clinic app
The Protxx Clinic app is designed to enhance coordination with and support from clinical specialists and rehabilitation professionals when an athlete requires follow-up balance assessments during treatment or recovery, providing a powerful new tool to help improve rehabilitation outcomes when injuries do occur.
The Protxx solution is universally applicable to any athletic, military, or industrial environment, and is leveraging support from the growing number of healthcare insurers who are reimbursing wearables for their members.
PROTXX CEO JOHN RALSTON WILL BE GIVING AN INVITED TALK AT THE WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES EUROPE CONFERENCE, FEB 3-6, 2019, IN MUNICH, GERMANY
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LEARN HOW PROTXX IS COMBINING WEARABLE DEVICES AND AI TO REDUCE NEUROVESTIBULAR AND ORTHOPEDIC INJURY RISKS AND IMPROVE RECOVERY OUTCOMES, JAN 9, 2019 IN SAN FRANCISCO
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JOIN PROTXX CEO JOHN RALSTON FOR HIS INVITED TALK AT THE WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA CONFERENCE, OCT 3-4, 2018, IN MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA
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Protxx ceo dr. John ralston will be giving an invited talk on August 29th at the 2018 medical fair asia medicine + sports conference in Singapore
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Join protxx ceo dr. John ralston for his invited talk at the 2018 medical sensors design conference on June 25 and 26 in San Jose, CA
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APRIL 5, 2018 - PROTXX HAS BEEN SELECTED AS THE WINNER OF THE SACRAMENTO KNGS CAPITALIZE CONTEST. THANK YOU TO THE JUDGES AND COMPETITION.
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Protxx's talk with HaneyBiz host Mark Haney will appear on Facebook Live at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, April 12, and then air on Talk 650 KSTE and via the iHeart digital platform at 9 a.m., Saturday, April 28
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Protxx CEO John Ralston to present invited talk on "Neurological and orthopedic applications of precision MEMS sensors" at the 2018 Medical Wearables Conference, Santa Clara, CA, May 16-17, 2018
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Congratulation to the Protxx team on winning the Startup Competition at the 12th Annual MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, February 23-24, 2018 – Boston Convention and Exhibit Center, Boston, MA
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Come and see Protxx at the IEEE Sensors 2017 Conference, October 29 - November 1, 2017 – Scottish Events Campus, Glasgow, Scotland
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Join Protxx at the IEEE Brain SENSORS Workshop, November 2, 2017 – Glasgow, Scotland
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Congratulations to Protxx for winning the Case Study Competition and presenting our research on "Cumulative Head Impact Trauma over a Season of Collegiate Women’s Soccer" at the 2017 Concussion Health Summit, July 28-29, 2017, Columbus, Ohio
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