NOXON combines nano-based materials with mass printing processes to produce flexible, stretchable, washable, and inexpensive sensors that can be applied to various materials. These sensors measure muscle activity and utilize the therapeutic possibilities of functional electrical stimulation (FES). The result is a lightweight, durable garment that can be worn and used anywhere and improves muscle health. In its first application, the team is using the garments to counteract muscle atrophy after sports injuries to the knee. To do this, the system is simply integrated into socks, casts, or bandages, where it measures muscles and activates them in a targeted manner without movement.
NOXON in our interview podcast about their startup story.