Human Telemetrics

Sport

A Formula 1 car carries hundreds of sensors that send live data to its pit crew. Human Telemetrics does the same for the human body. Founded by leading sports scientist Professor Yannis Pitsiladis, it combines smart wearables, ingestible sensors and a cloud platform. Together they capture physiological, biochemical and biomechanical data from the body and its surroundings. This data reaches coaching, support and medical teams in real time, wherever they are. Its key strength is speed. Other systems rely on lab tests and delayed analysis. Human Telemetrics gives live, accurate insight, even in extreme conditions. Teams can spot problems early, act fast and improve performance, health and safety. Proven with elite athletes, it has uses across sport, healthcare, broadcast and the wider wearables market.

We worked with Human Telemetrics from the very start, alongside the founding team. Our job was to turn pioneering science into a clear, credible and compelling proposition. We wanted to give a revolutionary technology the clarity and presence to win belief before its debut on the world's biggest sporting stage. We began with the name and an identity that reflects both the precision of the technology and the human ambition behind it. We then shaped a proposition for investors, technology partners and the many industries the platform could transform. Finally, we brought the brand to life across every touchpoint needed for proof of concept. This included investor presentations that make a complex idea easy to grasp and easy to back. It also covered a website that presents the opportunity with confidence, and brand guidelines that keep the brand and voice consistent as the business grows.

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