Pat Graham

They can detect the red flags through the software before it becomes a problem.

And that's what, you know, for two years he's been utilizing.

And that's what helped him get out back on the ice is, you know, maximizing his effort, but not over maximizing.

Exactly.

But what it does is it detects smoke before fire.

So what you're seeing is it's like a cellular thermometer, a gyroscope, and a magnemometer all in one.

And what it does is, I mean, the reason why is because it's not linear.

It's not, you know, on ice it's hard because you're moving, you're doing things that it's hard to track because you're always moving, your skate's moving.

And so you can't wear like a monitor because it won't track what's going on with your feet.

And so what happens is you have this insole and the chips are basically like, it's just like a chip and it's on the bottom.

And so it's just recording all your measurements, even when you're like flying through the air, it can record all of that.

And then you plug it, you take the chip out and you plug it into a little machine and it goes on the computer and boom, you have instant data that will upload to the cloud and anyone can look at.

And he has this,

you know, his strength and conditioning team.

He has researchers looking at that and just looking for hot spots in ways that, you know, keeps the knee basically fresh.

Hey, thank you very much for having me on.

It was a pleasure chatting with you guys.

Thanks, Pat.