SmartSleeve: Multimodal Physiological Diagnostic Device for Patellar Injury Prevention
CWSF · 2026 Health & Wellness
Overview
I created a wearable diagnostic device that helps people see how their knees are doing to prevent injury risk. Whether in sports or casual physical activity, our bodies experience a lot of stress. I wanted to create a system that signals when your knees are under too much strain. Often, we can not tell that our muscles are vulnerable or that our tendons are inflamed until it's too late. I coded my device to use a thermal sensor and a muscle sensor to see these warning signs. It combines these two detectors to create a readiness score. This tells the person whether they are good to go or should stop. This project gives a quick check for athletes, the elderly, and others who experience knee pain, where access to diagnostic tools like MRIs is scarce.
Awards (1)
- Selected for CWSF 2026
Competition history
- CWSF 2026
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