Load patterns
Understand where each foot takes the most pressure.
Spot foot changes early and act before they get worse. Mi Terro Smart Socks track pressure, temperature, gait, and activity throughout your day.

Understand where each foot takes the most pressure.
Compare left and right foot temperature trends.
Spot changes in movement and symmetry.
See how movement relates to the signals you track.
Pressure, heat, gait, and activity reveal the change before pain becomes the warning.


Running
See how each foot loads on every run so you can refine your stride, train for speed, and spot overuse before it sidelines you.
Next step Adjust your training before overload builds.

Diabetes
Neuropathy hides the warning signs. Your socks flag the hot spot days before the skin breaks — while it’s still preventable, not a hospital visit.
Next step Check a new hot spot and seek care when needed.
Falls
Falls usually have warning patterns: shorter steps, slower pace, weaker balance, and side-to-side drift. See the change early enough to adjust care, exercise, or support.
Next step Talk through a changing gait with your care team.


Sports recovery
Hard days leave clues in load and symmetry. Know when your foot is ready to push again before a small setback turns into lost weeks.
Next step Compare today’s load with your usual pattern.
Wear them like regular socks, remove the module before washing, and keep daily foot insight without adding another device to your routine.

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Foot-level data can help train humanoids, exoskeletons, rehab systems, and mobility AI on how humans load, balance, and move in the real world.
Published diabetic-foot, temperature-monitoring, and fall-prevention research shapes what we measure and how we explain it.
International guidance links daily foot checks, risk awareness, and earlier action.
Read guidance → DIATEMPAt-home temperature monitoring is studied because inflammation can appear before skin breaks.
Read study → CDCFall prevention starts with spotting risk factors early and acting before injury.
Read guidance →Fortune 500 hardware and AI experience meets expertise in textiles, fitness, and diabetes care.
Founder and CEO · Three exits. Leads product and partnerships.
CTO · Stanford-trained mechanical engineer leading sensor hardware and device design.
Head of Engineering · Stanford-trained AI researcher developing gait and pressure intelligence.
ANTA materials R&D experience. Leads textile comfort and manufacturing.
USC professor and diabetic-foot specialist. Guides clinical relevance and evaluation.
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