From the pioneering 1940’s research by the “human crash test dummy” Colonel John Paul Stapp, to a curious neurosurgeon moonlighting as a boxing referee, the Prevent Instrumented Mouthguard (iMG) is the culmination of years of intensive development by a team of doctors, engineers and NASA-trained mathematicians. The technology itself was conceived at the renown Cleveland Clinic, where the first research prototype was fabricated, its accuracy validated in a historic peer-reviewed published study.

Prevent Biometrics was formed in 2015 to take head impact monitoring from the lab to the playing field. Today, for the first time, advances in flexible circuitry, electronics miniaturization, wireless communication and algorithmic modeling make possible a breakthrough wearable device that truly changes the game. And makes it safer.