Concept render: a person’s bare back seen from behind, with three small dark NUUS Core modules placed in a vertical line along the lower spine.
Concept render · not a manufactured product

Personal movement understanding · In development

Get to know how you move.

We’re developing NUUS Core, a reusable wearable sensor kit, and Numa, your personal movement companion—to help you explore how your movement changes over time.

Our first focus: people who train and want to understand their movement beyond a single workout.

Explore the concept Help shape NUUS

Pre-prototype concept. Hardware and features are still being developed.

You train. Your movement changes. What do you notice?

A familiar movement feels different. Your routine has changed. You wonder how today compares with a few weeks ago. We’re exploring a way to keep a personal movement history, with your own observations alongside it.

Explore a moment with NUUS.

About a minute. No email needed, and nothing here measures you.

Illustrative concept · Example data, not a working NUUS product

  1. 1Context
  2. 2Capture
  3. 3Compare
  4. 4Numa
  5. 5Support

Step 1 of 5

Choose a context

Which of these sounds most like you?

Step 2 of 5

Preview a capture

The proposed experience starts with a guided capture. Consistent setup would be essential for useful comparisons.

  • 01Place the Core modules as the guide shows.
  • 02Stand in a comfortable, repeatable position.
  • 03Follow one guided movement—here, a slow forward bend and return.

Captures are occasional and guided, not all-day measurement. Setup steps are illustrative.

Concept render: a person standing barefoot on a mat in a sunlit room, bending slightly forward, with three NUUS Core modules on the lower back.
Concept render of a guided capture.

Step 3 of 5

See a comparison

A comparison with your own history—when the captures are suitable to compare.

Pick a context in step 1 and this comparison will be framed around it.

Illustrative comparison of two forward-bend captures Example data. The recent capture shows a slightly shallower forward bend and a slower return to upright than the earlier capture. Upright Further forward Time in movement →
Example data. In this illustration, the recent capture bends a little less far and returns to upright more slowly.

Step 4 of 5

Meet Numa

Numa, explaining
This example shows a difference between two captures. Before interpreting it, I’d check whether the setup and movement were comparable.

Was the setup the same both times?

Step 5 of 5

Choose the level of support

Choose what you want Numa to explain and which guidance you’d like to receive.

RecordKeep captures and optional notes.
UnderstandReceive plain-language explanations and limitations.
GuidanceChoose topics where support would be welcome.

What would make this useful to you?

Tell us when you join. Written feedback is optional.

Help shape NUUS

The experience we’re developing.

Core captures. Numa helps you make sense of it.

Concept render: three dark, rounded NUUS Core modules with lavender indicator lights on an ivory surface, beside a lavender panel showing Numa gesturing as it explains.

Concept render. Module design and configuration are still being explored.

NUUS Core

A reusable, modular sensor kit, beginning with a focused movement application. We’re investigating the sensing and placement approach needed for reliable comparisons.

Numa

A personal companion designed to explain observations, ask for context when it matters and let you choose how much support you want.

What we’re designing for

  • 01Your own movement history.
  • 02Context alongside captures.
  • 03Clear limits when a comparison is uncertain.
  • 04Guidance on your terms.
Concept render: three matte charcoal NUUS Core modules, each a rounded oval with a small lavender light, resting on an ivory surface. One sits on a clear adhesive pad.

NUUS Core · concept

Small, reusable, and focused first on the lower back.

Our first focus is guided captures of lower-back movement. Two- and three-module configurations are both being explored; this render shows three.

Sensing approach, placement, accuracy and wear duration are not yet validated. Other body regions would each need their own development and validation.

Meet Numa

Calm, attentive, and on your side.

Numa is designed to listen before it explains, and to say so when it isn’t sure. You choose the support you want. Numa is being designed to ask for context when a comparison needs clarification.

Numa with hands folded, looking up attentively
ListeningTakes in your context before responding.
Numa with open hands, mid-explanation
ExplainingPlain language, with the limits stated.
Numa with a gentle shrug and a thoughtful expression
UncertainSays when a comparison may not hold.

Our approach

Why we’re building NUUS

“I train regularly, and I still have questions about how my movement changes over time. I started NUUS to explore those questions—with a bigger ambition: helping people keep doing what they love for longer.”

Luis Miguel Roman · Founder
Building NUUS in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland.

Where NUUS is

  1. Now

    Defining the first experience and the questions to test.

  2. Next

    Developing and evaluating a first prototype.

  3. Longer term

    Exploring additional movement applications using a modular approach.

The vision

We want understanding your movement to become a natural part of everyday life. Our long-term ambition is a companion that grows with you, across more movement contexts and with less demand on your attention.

Help shape your future movement companion.

Join for development updates and opportunities to give feedback on the NUUS concept. Tell us what would make movement history useful in your life.

Free to join. NUUS is in development; launch timing and prototype testing are not confirmed.

See how we handle your details in Privacy.

Questions

Can I buy NUUS now?

No. NUUS is a pre-prototype concept in development. Nothing is for sale.

Is there a working prototype?

Not yet. We’re defining the first experience and the questions to test. Developing and evaluating a first prototype is the next step.

What are Core and Numa?

NUUS Core is the proposed reusable, modular wearable sensor kit. Numa is the proposed personal companion, designed to help make movement information understandable. Both are in development.

What does joining mean?

You’ll receive development updates and may be invited to give feedback on the concept. It’s free, and only your email address is required.

Will I get a prototype?

Not necessarily. Prototype testing isn’t confirmed, and joining doesn’t guarantee selection or early access.

Is NUUS intended for medical diagnosis or treatment?

NUUS is being developed for consumer movement understanding and is not intended to diagnose or treat conditions.

Will guidance be optional?

That’s the intention. The experience we’re exploring lets you choose between keeping a record, getting explanations, or asking for guidance on topics you pick.

Are price and launch timing confirmed?

No. Pricing, launch timing and any subscription terms have not been decided.

Privacy

NUUS is operated by Luis Miguel Roman, Biel/Bienne, Switzerland. When you join, we collect your email address to send NUUS development updates and invite feedback on the concept. We also record which button you joined from and, if present, the referring site and campaign tags in the page link, to understand how people find NUUS.

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