Impellia, based in Pittsburgh, aims to leverage technology to prevent injuries and improve the rehabilitation process for athletes. The company uses PIVOT, a software platform developed at the University of Pittsburgh. Using a tablet, PIVOT helps perform tests for diagnosing ACL tears, according to the report.
The PIVOT platform utilizes markers placed around the knee, which then transmit movement data to Impellia’s mobile app, according to the report.
Mr. Batch founded the company along with healthcare entrepreneur Dave Morin and long-time friend Richard Walker.
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