Movement is invisible
Feel alone does not reveal the pattern across an entire run.
SENSOR SETUPTwo · left and right heels
ANALYSIS VIEWFoot-specific motion streams
CURRENT STAGEIn product development
Wearable running intelligence
Understand your run.Choose shoes with better context.
KINETRA is developing a compact two-sensor system that observes the left and right shoe heels separately. The mobile app turns the session into an understandable running profile and footwear recommendations.
In product development · 박준석
CONFIGURATIONDual heel sensors
PLACEMENTLeft + right shoe heels
EXPERIENCESensors + mobile app
STAGEIn product development
The problem
Shoe choice should start with the runner.
Runners can compare hundreds of shoes, yet often have little objective context about how they move. KINETRA begins with the runner’s own gait data.
Choice is overwhelming
Runners see hundreds of shoes without personal context.
Data lacks meaning
Metrics need plain-language meaning before they become useful.
Dual-heel sensing
Observe each foot near the source—not only from one point on the torso.
Where a single waist-mounted Running Dynamics Pod calculates metrics from torso movement, KINETRA places one sensor on each shoe heel. The key difference is preserving each foot as a separate input for a more detailed bilateral view.
This describes a mounting and sensor-configuration difference. Any higher-accuracy claim would require comparative testing. Garmin official product description ↗
SINGLE-POINT APPROACHCalculated at waist / torso
Interprets whole-body movement from one sensor location
KINETRAObserved at both shoe heels
Observes left- and right-foot motion as separate inputs
One run. Four clear steps.
From two heel sensors to a useful shoe recommendation.
Attach
Place one compact sensor on the heel of each shoe.
Run
Run naturally while both sensors observe the session.
Review
See the running analysis in the mobile app.
Choose
Explore shoe recommendations connected to the gait profile.
Analysis approach
Keep the left and right foot visible in the same story.
One heel sensor
Left-foot stream
Keeps motion from the left foot visible as its own input.
One heel sensor
Right-foot stream
Keeps motion from the right foot visible as its own input.
Mobile analysis
Gait profile
Organizes the session into information a runner can understand.
Footwear connection
Recommendation context
Uses the analysis to support a more personal shoe search.
Concept visualization of the product directionKINETRA
Two heel sensors. One connected running profile.
One compact sensor is placed on each shoe heel so the system can observe each foot as a separate input before presenting the analysis in the app.
Explore the product →Footwear recommendation
Connect the gait profile with relevant shoe characteristics.
Runner inputIndividual session
Begin with the runner’s own movement rather than a broad category.
Bilateral viewLeft + right
Keep both foot-specific inputs available to the analysis.
Shoe informationComparable traits
Connect the profile with relevant characteristics from candidate shoes.
RecommendationReasoned shortlist
Present options with understandable context rather than a medical verdict.
This supports footwear characteristic discovery and does not provide medical diagnosis, prescription, or injury-prevention guarantees.
Responsible development
Useful context without medical claims.
Process movement in clear stages and explain what each result means.
01L/R heel sensors→
02Session connection→
03Mobile app→
04Bilateral gait analysis→
05Shoe recommendation
Company
Sports technology built around the individual runner.
KINETRA is an early-stage sports-technology company represented by 박준석, developing a dual-heel sensor and mobile analysis experience.
junseokpak@kinetra.site