Anthony Gonzalez, founder of concussion-detecting mouthguard FitGuard, explains the physics and sensor coupling of his device to investors on The Pitch.
“Being inside of the skull means we're physically closer. We have a better retention and coupling to the skull. So our data is just highly correlated to what the brain actually felt.”
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