MI TERRO SMART SOCKS PATENT PENDING

Track your foot health.Spot changes early.

Pressure, temperature, gait, and activity in one clear view. Train smarter, recover with context, and notice changes underfoot sooner.

Foot-level sensingDetachable moduleEveryday wear
Mi Terro Smart Sock with branded cuff and removable ankle module

What changes underfoot matters.

See how your feet load, warm, and move—together with the daily context that helps you decide what to do next.

Mi Terro Smart Sock worn on a foot, with the removable ankle module and logo visible
Readable Mi Terro app preview showing left and right foot trends, alerts, and daily metrics
App preview · Example data
01 / Pressure

Know your load

See where each foot takes the most pressure.

02 / Temperature

Watch for heat

Compare temperature trends across both feet.

03 / Gait

Read your stride

Notice changes in movement and symmetry.

04 / Activity

Keep the context

Connect foot signals with daily movement.

Runner preparing to train in Mi Terro Smart Socks

Running

Run faster. Stay ahead of injury.

See how each foot loads on every run. Refine your stride, train for speed, and spot overuse patterns before they sideline you.

Next step Adjust your training when your loading pattern changes.

Older adult wearing Mi Terro Smart Socks at home with a family member

Diabetes

Heat can be a warning before pain.

Neuropathy can hide the warning signs. Follow heat and pressure changes so you know when to check your feet and speak with your care team.

Next step Check a new hot spot and seek care when needed.

Falls

Catch the walking change before the fall.

Shorter steps, slower pace, and side-to-side drift can signal a change. See gait patterns over time and bring them to a care conversation.

Next step Talk through a changing gait with your care team.

Older adult wearing Mi Terro Smart Socks during a guided step assessment
Athlete wearing Mi Terro Smart Socks during post-training recovery

Sports recovery

Recover smarter before the next session costs you.

Hard days leave clues in load and symmetry. Compare each session with your usual pattern before you push again.

Next step Compare today’s load with your usual pattern.

THE PRODUCT

Advanced sensing. Everyday comfort.

Foot-level data in a sock you can wear throughout your day. Remove the module before washing, then put the insight back on.

Mi Terro prototype sock worn indoors with its removable ankle module
Textile-integrated sensingDetachable moduleMachine-washable sockMulti-day battery design

Black. Navy. Cream.

Pick the color that fits your day.

Color concepts showing black, navy, and cream Mi Terro Smart Socks with the same removable ankle module
Real walking footage of a Smart Sock beside the app interface preview

FROM THE GROUND UP

Real movement starts at the feet.

Pressure and gait patterns add a layer of movement data that may help inform mobility research, rehabilitation systems, and physical AI.

PressureTemperatureGaitActivity

Grounded in research.

Published work on foot temperature, diabetic-foot risk, and mobility informs the signals we choose to measure.

Thermal map of both feet from a published temperature assessment study
Foot temperature map: Petrova et al. (2018) · CC BY 4.0

Built across hardware, AI, and care.

Fortune 500 experience and specialist work in sensing, technical textiles, fitness, and diabetic-foot care.

Leadership

Rob L.

Founder and CEO · Three exits. Leads product and partnerships.

Hardware

Chris H.

CTO · Stanford-trained mechanical engineer leading sensor hardware and device design.

AI and signal processing

GD Z.

Head of Engineering · Stanford-trained AI researcher developing gait and pressure intelligence.

Materials and manufacturing

Ethan H.

ANTA materials R&D experience. Leads textile comfort and manufacturing.

Clinical and medical advisor

David A.

USC professor and diabetic-foot specialist. Guides clinical relevance and evaluation.

User Testimonials

“I can’t always feel when something is changing in my feet. Seeing pressure and temperature trends would help me know when to check in with my care team.”

Doris G.Living with diabetes

“I want to train hard and recover well. Understanding how much load each foot takes would help me make smarter decisions between workouts.”

Vicky L.Fitness enthusiast

“Small changes in my stride are easy to miss. I’d use that insight to adjust my training, avoid injury, and keep working toward a faster run.”

John C.Runner

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