Answers That Help You Play Forward
Learn more about the OMNi Sports Sensor, the data it collects, and how greater visibility into impact exposure supports smarter decisions throughout the season.
It tracks the force and frequency of head impacts in real time, helping identify high-risk hits and short-, mid-, and long-term contact trends.
It uses a 3-axis accelerometer to measure changes in motion (G-force / impact). Assigns an easy-to-understand analysis for athletes, coaches, trainers, medical professionals, and parents.
G-force measures how quickly the head accelerates or decelerates during impact—higher values can indicate higher risk hits.
Concussions can occur at roughly 60–120 G-force, though this varies by age and type of hit. Our OBLS helps you to easily understand the impact(s) you’ve experienced.
No, our unique monitoring device is not a diagnostic tool. It provides real-time data to help athletes, coaches, parents, and trainers decide when further evaluation is needed.
It is designed to easily integrate into existing headgear without affecting performance or comfort.
1.36 x 0.53 x 0.13 inches.
Data is transmitted to our proprietary app that presents clear, simple insights that are readily discernible to users.
No. The technology is for all sports where contact to the head can occur.
Yes, continuous testing and feedback will guide hardware and software upgrades.
Yes, potential applications include military, automotive safety, and child protection systems.
