Eliminate guesswork from return-to-play decisions

Stop guessing when athletes are ready to return to the field. BioSensr quantifies neuromuscular fatigue to give sports teams a clear view of athlete readiness, helping support safer return-to-play decisions and optimise performance when it matters most.

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The Return-to-Play Blind Spot

24%

Of all professional football injuries are hamstring-related [1]

18%

Are repeat injuries, with 69% occurring within 60 days of being cleared to play [1]

10

Hamstring injuries sustained per squad size of 30, each season [1]

Traditional clearance relies on gross mechanical force and indirect metrics like GPS, force plates, and dynamometry. While valuable, they fail to track muscle-specific recovery or detect underlying neural exhaustion. This blind spot leaves athletes highly vulnerable during their first 60 days back on the pitch, directly driving the industry's high repeat injury rates.

Product Features Grid

The Wearable

Patented flexible, skin-stable sEMG sensor capturing active muscle firing data

The Software

Real-time tracking of neural activation patterns and fatigue levels

The Output

Objective, data-backed clearance metrics protecting vulnerable players from premature return-to-play

The BioSensr Platform

A Category Without Direct Competition

Capability GPS / Athlete Tracking Force / Dynamometry Research EMG BioSensr™
Field deployable Yes Partial No Yes
Muscle-specific measurement No No Yes Yes
Fatigue/injury classification No No Partial Yes
Return-to-play validation No No No Yes
Scalable B2B SaaS Yes No No Yes
Research-grade accuracy No Yes Yes Yes

Case Study: Uncovering the Hidden Recovery Gap

Right Biceps Femoris (Hamstring) Tracking
Baseline Performance 100%
Acute Injury Phase 47%
Early Recovery 77%
Cleared to Play 95%
BioSensr™ Return-to-Play Validation

ON-FIELD DATA DEPLOYMENT

During real-world professional athletic monitoring, conventional strength metrics and subjective readiness scales often signal an early, superficial recovery.

Early recovery (~70-80%) can be rapid, but true neuromuscular restoration (~95%) is often significantly delayed.

Without quantitative clearance, performance and medical staff are left blind to hidden deficits – unknowingly clearing elite players for full competitive exposure while still operating inside high-risk re-injury windows.

Validated by Elite Sports Organisations

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Built on a foundation of clinical rigor and elite performance execution, our underlying data architecture is actively validated through a longitudinal research study in partnership with The University of Sydney, while undergoing real-world validation through on-field pilot program deployment with the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles.

Partner with the Future of Human Performance

IP Protected

Patent pending in 7 global jurisdictions (including USA, Canada, EU, UK, AU).

Scalable SaaS Architecture

Combining lightweight hardware with a high-margin, recurring software subscription revenue model.

Massive Addressable TAM

Targeting over 20,000 professional and semi-professional elite sports teams worldwide.