One coin.
One tape.
The coin holds the electronics, twist-locks on, and stays with you. The tape reads your knee as it moves, and it's the part you replace.
This is what RECO is being built to do. The graphics use sample data.
Knee angle.
How far you bend and straighten, all day. You see your range against your other knee and your own trend.
Load.
An estimate from your bends, their angle and how long you kept going, not a direct measure of force. It shows when you're doing more than your knee is used to.
Pain taps.
One tap on the coin when it hurts. Over time RECO shows what came before your pain, like "3 of your last 4 flare-ups came after game days."
Warning signs.
Something speaks up before you overdo it. RECO compares today with your own baseline and with what came before your past pain, then suggests what to do.
RECO can't predict or prevent injury. Your PT's word overrides RECO's.
Your recovery data,
in your hand.
Your recovery, at a glance, with one clear read on how you're trending.
A plan for today that starts from your answers and changes with your data. Your plan, based on published rehab protocols. Your PT can change it.
With one tap, share your week with your PT.
In development. Not a medical device. Images are design renders, and the final product may look different.