Catch Foot Risk Before Wounds Start

When neuropathy reduces feeling, pain can arrive after the damage. Mi Terro Care Socks are being developed to track temperature, pressure, gait, and activity so you can share changes with your care team.

Worn Mi Terro prototype shown in a white colorway edit, with enclosed module above the heel

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Pain Is a Late Warning

Heat and pressure can build long before a blister or ulcer is visible. Daily trends add another warning signal when feeling is no longer reliable.

Clinician examining a person's foot in a clinic
  • 19–34% estimated lifetime foot-ulcer risk among people with diabetes
  • 2-3 days earlier temperature change can appear before visible damage
  • 4 signals create one daily baseline

Catch Heat and Pressure Before Skin Breaks

Track the changes neuropathy can hide, then share a clear trend with the people helping you manage risk.

Mi Terro sock prototype on a display form, shown in white with the enclosed rear module visible

Temperature finds hot spots

A persistent difference between feet can be a reason to offload and check in.

Pressure reveals repeated load

See where the same area keeps taking more force with every step.

Gait and activity add context

Know whether the change followed a long day, a slower stride, or lower activity.

Wear Daily. Wash Normally.

Remove the module, wash the socks, and keep a personal foot baseline without adding another device to your day.

Older woman at home wearing a visualized white Mi Terro sock colorway

Daily Wear to Clear Alerts

Designed to let you share all four signals—temperature, pressure, gait, and activity—with caregivers and doctors in real time.

  1. Wear your socks daily

    Put them on like any other socks. Embedded sensors begin monitoring temperature, motion, and pressure patterns immediately.

  2. Your baseline learns what is normal

    Personal trends make a meaningful change easier to spot than a generic average.

  3. Get alerts in time to act

    Designed to flag a change worth checking, so you can contact your care team with a clearer picture.

Worn Mi Terro Care Sock prototype in a white colorway visualization, with cuff logo and enclosed rear module
Mi Terro app interface preview showing foot trends and an example pressure alert

Foot Experts Behind Every Alert

Mi Terro combines diabetic-foot expertise, wearable engineering, e-textiles, and AI to turn daily changes into clear next steps for users and care teams. You are not left alone with raw charts.

Dr. David G. Armstrong, Mi Terro clinical advisor

Clinical advisor

Dr. David G. Armstrong

Distinguished Professor of Surgery and Neurological Surgery at USC. His work in diabetic-foot care and limb preservation helps guide what Mi Terro measures and how we evaluate it.

Built by specialists across the whole sock

ProductRob L.

Founder and CEO · Leads product and partnerships.

Sensor hardwareChris H.

CTO · Stanford-trained mechanical engineer leading device design.

AI and signalsGD Z.

Head of Engineering · Stanford-trained researcher focused on gait and pressure intelligence.

TextilesEthan H.

Materials R&D experience at ANTA · Leads sock comfort and manufacturing.

Foot Data for Care Decisions

01Diabetes

Notice what you may not feel

Heat and pressure trends can reveal a change worth checking when sensation is reduced.

02Gout

See the pattern between flare-ups

Follow local heat, load, gait, and activity changes over time.

03Care-team follow-up

Bring a clearer story to care

Share a trend with your clinician so the conversation starts with more than a snapshot.

Do Not Wait for Pain

Join early access and build a daily baseline before the next hot spot, gait change, or flare catches you off guard.