Humon

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Lactic acid threshold monitor

Overview

Humon is building a real-time wearable lactic acid threshold monitor designed for endurance athletes to help them tailor training to their personal limits. It is a wearable worn as a strap around the leg which uses an optical sensor to analyze changes to the color of the blood in the leg to measure the level of blood oxygen. The product is yet to be launched and will be priced around $300.

Key facts

Founded: 2015
Headquarters: Boston, United States
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Industry: Health Technology

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About Humon

What does Humon do?

Humon is building a real-time wearable lactic acid threshold monitor designed for endurance athletes to help them tailor training to their personal limits.

Where is Humon headquartered?

Humon is headquartered in Boston, United States.

When was Humon founded?

Humon was founded in 2015.

Which sector is Humon in?

Humon operates in Health Technology.

Who are Humon's competitors?

Companies similar to Humon include Qwell, Cubii, and MyoTool.