The Swim Power Meter

Seal captures your hands' movement as you push through water. Our algorithm reconstructs your hands' motion, and measure the force and power exerted by each hand over time.  Pinpoint the factors that affect your swim stroke and measure the difference.  Compare against other swimmers and make your stroke more efficient.

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Waterproof

IPX8 (1.5m/30min)

Rechargeable Battery

Wireless Charging

Connectivity

Bluetooth Low Energy for low power synchronization

Force Sensor

Calibrated for Swim Stroke Measurement

Dimensions

Unit (52mm x 32mm x 7mm) Weight (TBD)

Force Sensing IconForce and Power Measurement

Path vs Position

Force vs Stroke Length

Video Analysis

How "hard" are you pushing into the water? How much power is propelling you to move forward? The Seal answers these questions with your force data.

Swim Summary

Compare data from both hands to determine the balance of your swim stroke. Understand your efficiency and identify areas for improvement.

Training IconMotion Tracking

Plot a 3D trajectory of your swim stroke. Seal's flexible mounting system allows for capture of synchronized data of hands, feet and other parts of the body. Mount the SEAL on different positions for in depth analysis.

Media Coverage

'Seal' swim analyzer measures your stroke form and power
"these wearable rings help swimmers measure their hands' movement, force and power as they push through the water," 
Finger-worn swimming tech makes waves
"A ring-style fitness tracker for swimmers uses force and motion sensors collect data on the hands' movement as they push through the water."

Frequently Asked Questions

When will the SEAL come to market?

We will have pre-production prototypes by Q4 2020. Mass production is scheduled for the first half of 2021

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