Heapsylon Brings Its Revolutionary Sensoria Fitness Bio-Tracking Clothing Line to Largest Health Trade Show in the World

REDMOND, Wash., Nov. 18, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The hottest advancement in wearable health and fitness technology – the Sensoria Fitness bio-tracking line of smart clothing from Heapsylon – is coming to the Medica Medicine and Sports international conference in Düsseldorf, Germany, Nov 21^st as part of its wearable technology show.

The Sensoria Fitness line of bio-tracking clothing includes a sport bra, t-shirt and socks that allow athletes and fitness enthusiasts to track indicators such as heart rate, cadence, foot landing technique, biometric data and distance ran. The data is sent to a smartphone where the wearer can track the information and get actionable information about performance.

The Medica Medicine and Sports international conference in Germany brings together more than 30 world-class speakers and 120 international exhibitors in the largest healthcare and fitness industry tradeshow in the world. The conference opens on November 21.

Heapsylon Chief Executive Officer Davide Vigano is a featured speaker at the show, participating in two panel discussions: "Generating new cross-over solutions and innovative sports medicine ecosystem" hosted by Alberto Sanna of Ospedale San Raffaele in Milano; and "Body-sensing solutions that improve people's lives".

"We will be looking for the right partners at the largest health tradeshow in the industry. This is the ideal venue to showcase the next generation in bio-tracking wearable technology that will enable developers and medical device companies to shape the future of this industry for many years to come," said Heapsylon Cofounder and Chief Executive Officer Davide Vigano.

The Sensoria Developer Kit is now available. More information about Sensoria and the Medica Medicine and Sports show is available online at www.heapsylon.com.

About Heapsylon

The Garment is the Computer™. Heapsylon is focused on delivering a family of body-sensing solutions for health and fitness. Their wearable textile sensors capture, monitor and communicate data such as activity type, level and in-footwear pressure to the user. The data is presented and analyzed by an easy-to-use dashboard. Heapsylon products make it more fun and safer to exercise. They may also contribute to prevent certain injuries, and in case of injury or disease they track patient adherence and offloading data. Intrigued? For more information please visit www.heapsylon.com.

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