Rehabilitation technology / Integrated prototype; validation preparation
NUWAC
Measure what is happening. Cue the right correction. Record what changed.
- Input
- Gait, pressure and timing
- Output
- Founder-built rehabilitation system
- Omid's role
- Co-Founder and CEO. Product direction, clinical workflow, software development, validation strategy, fundraising preparation, and company building.
Mechanism / from problem to system
Rehabilitation feedback often arrives after the moment has passed.
NUWAC explores whether wearable sensing and precisely timed haptic cues can make selected gait events more visible during supervised rehabilitation. The goal is not to replace clinical judgment, but to create a clearer loop between observation, feedback, and review.
- 01
Wearable gait-sensing hardware
- 02
Real-time haptic feedback workflow
- 03
Mobile calibration and session experience
- 04
Clinician-facing records and review
Current evidence / inside the boundary
- Working integrated prototype
- 300+ verified minutes of internal technical and healthy-founder walking tests
- Core sensing, cueing, session, and review workflow functioning in internal testing
- U.S. provisional patent application filed · Patent Pending
Outside the boundary / not yet validated
Precision includes saying what is not known.
NUWAC has not completed formal patient testing and no claim of clinical efficacy is made. The next gates are technical repeatability, safety and usability work, supervised feasibility research, and formal clinical and regulatory planning.
System route / next