MLI App is a companion app for PRECURE's MLI® Elbow and Back wearables that monitors muscle strain and helps reduce repetitive strain injuries at work. The MLI App shows real-time muscle activity, uploads measurements to a cloud service, and applies an algorithm calibrated against validated thresholds to provide personalized, actionable recommendations. After a short calibration and a few questions about age, gender and injury history, the app compares your muscle load to scientific limits and offers guidance you can use immediately. Users can track strain trends, record ongoing pain levels, and apply insights to improve workplace ergonomics and daily movement.
Displays live muscle activity so you can see strain levels in real time and adjust posture or technique during tasks.
Supports PRECURE MLI® Back (lower back) and MLI® Elbow wearables to monitor two common areas for repetitive strain.
Automatic cloud upload and comparison against scientifically validated thresholds provide context for muscle load rather than raw sensor values.
Provides personalized, data-based recommendations after a quick calibration and user inputs to help guide safer movement patterns.
Includes historical strain reports and a pain log to review trends over days, weeks, or longer and to share aggregated insights when appropriate.
MLI App helps reduce the risk of work-related repetitive strain by turning sensor data into practical advice for everyday tasks.
Encourages behavior change with immediate feedback and clear, individualized actions based on measured muscle load.
Delivers actionable workplace insights that can highlight high-strain tasks and support ergonomic improvements at team or company level.
Combines pain tracking and long-term strain history to make it easier to monitor progress and assess the impact of interventions.
Requires the corresponding MLI® wearable hardware to collect muscle activity data; the app is not a standalone sensor solution.
Accurate results depend on a proper calibration and truthful user inputs about age, gender and injury history.
Focused on elbow and lower-back monitoring, so it does not cover other body regions or provide a general musculoskeletal assessment.
