ARCH Wearable Walking Simulator
ARCH a wearable walking simulator, is designed for long flights, desk work, and other periods of prolonged sitting.
Worn below the knee, the device applies patterned positive and negative pressure to the calf. Using sensors and on-device intelligence, it simulates up to 60 steps per minute while the user remains seated.
The system is lightweight, wireless, and designed for up to 12 hours of typical use per charge, depending on usage patterns and selected settings.
ARCH states it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. What do you think, would you wear this device? Let us know in the comments below.
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Source: https://archtechnology.co/brochure
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