Post-stroke recovery support
Upper arm sleeve
All-day wear designed to support motor pathway re-engagement.
Introducing Continuous Passive Stimulation
Activity creates activity.
A garment that works while you don't. Passive wear. Continuous stimulation. Zero effort required — no session, no app, no compliance burden.
Stimulation model
Continuous
not session-based
User effort required
None
wear it, forget it
Category
CPS
Continuous Passive Stimulation
Signal • Live
The gap in the market
Every other device asks you to do the work.
FES sleeves. Robotic gait trainers. Biofeedback rigs. They all share one assumption: the patient will strap in, run the session, and comply. Most don't.
The category today
Active rehab tech
- Session-based — 20–60 minutes, scheduled
- Requires user compliance and attention
- Effort required to initiate and complete
- Effectiveness capped by adherence
- Feels like homework
New category
Continuous Passive Stimulation
Neuro Textile
- Continuous — worn like clothing
- Zero compliance burden
- No sessions, no app to open
- Effectiveness compounds with wear time
- Feels like a garment you forget
The science, in plain language
The nervous system responds to volume, not effort.
Neuroplasticity 101
Repeated afferent input drives cortical and spinal reorganization. The circuits you feed are the circuits that grow.
Continuous > session-based
The nervous system reorganizes in response to consistency of input, not peak intensity. Hours beat minutes.
Pain, via signal competition
Continuous low-level stimulation is designed to engage gate-control mechanisms — non-noxious input may help crowd out pain signaling.
Note: Neuro Textile is not a substitute for medical treatment, diagnosis, or a prescribed care plan. Consult your physician. Claims described here are mechanism-based and use "may help" / "designed to support" framing.
The product line
Garments, not braces.
A knit textile form factor across the body's most-used joints and pain regions. You wear it. That's the entire interaction.
Chronic joint pain
Knee sleeve
Continuous low-level input engineered as a drug-free adjunct.
Repetitive strain & neuropathic discomfort
Forearm & wrist
Woven electrodes contour to grip and typing posture.
Gait support & foot drop adjunct
Calf & shin sleeve
Passive stimulation across the anterior compartment.
Chronic lower back pain
Lumbar band
Broad-field stimulation woven into a breathable knit.
Neuromuscular maintenance
Full-limb layering
Modular pieces layer for whole-limb continuous input.
How it works
Three steps. The last one isn't yours.
Step 01
Put it on.
Pull it on like any garment. No pads to place, no wires to route.
Step 02
It runs continuously.
No app required to operate. No session to schedule. It works in the background.
Step 03
Input compounds.
Consistent, low-level stimulation accumulates over hours — not minutes.
The innovation
Zero effort, not zero technology.
Signal • Live
Who it's for
Built for people who can't schedule their nervous system.
Stroke, SCI, MS — supportive / adjunct use
Neurological rehab
Designed to layer on top of an existing rehab plan, delivering continuous input between clinician-led sessions.
Drug-free, always-on
Chronic pain management
An always-on alternative in the chronic pain space — engineered to engage gate-control mechanisms throughout the day.
Maintenance & recovery
Neuromuscular wellness
For anyone maintaining neuromuscular function — active adults, aging in place, or high-load professionals.
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