VISION

We’re here to help athletes become the best version of themselves

We use AI and Electromyography sensors to enhance human performance by obtaining hyper-accurate real-time insights about muscle strain and recovery. We process this data into actionable insights, notify the user when they are at a high risk of injury, and give them personalized coaching to empower humans to improve their performance in real-time directly in our app.

OUR PRODUCT

AIQ: our reusable wearable patch

AI driven

Actionable insights

AI-driven coaching

We offer the user personalized AI-powered coaching based on their real-time muscle performance, their ideal level of exertion, what is their optimal load and duration of workout, when they should schedule their next training, information about their muscle strain and recovery, and notifying them when they are in high risk of injury.

Microtechnology powered

Just stick

and start training

Reusable

Mechanical adhesive

For a seamless experience, we have developed for our device a microtechnology mechanical adhesive that is reusable thousands of times and sticks to sweaty and oily skin. This makes our patch easy to use: just place it in the skin of the exercising muscle and start training, move it around, and wash it at the end of the training.

Medical grade sensors

sEMG

Sensors

We are measuring the electric impulses in the muscles directly using electromyography, obtaining hyper-accurate data about the muscle, and giving you insights about your muscles based on your muscles. This makes us different from other wearable devices that assess muscles based on heart rate biometrics.

OUR TEAM

BUILT BY ATHLETES, FOR ATHLETES

AthleteIQ, Inc. was founded in January 2024 by Leonardo Garofalo and Sophie Defauw.

Sophie enrolled in university at age 13, and received a Professor certification at the age of 22 on design thinking. She has specializations on design for manufacturing and marketing. Was the winner of Elon Musk 2021 not-a-boring competition. She was a pro-athlete in windsurfing, top 5 in North America, and raced the Olympic qualifiers until she got injured.

Leonardo was a researcher on Electromyography biometric sensors for fitness at the University of Cambridge, and holds a Master's degree in AI and Electrical Engineering from the Imperial College of London. He used to be a college athlete in gymnastics, founded a gym at the age of 15 and coached 200+ athletes