The KSL system

The training stimulus starts here.

Today we use XBody equipment. Our longer-term vision includes a KSL-designed EMS suit.

A digital concept of a full-body EMS suit — KSL suit concept / in development

Interested in the connected system?

Start here. Current KSL sessions use XBody equipment. The personal KSL suit, connected app and assistant described here are proposed products in design.

Available today: XBody

Current guided EMS services use licensed XBody equipment and software. Suit fit, preparation and operation follow the equipment requirements and the trainer’s guidance.

The proposed KSL suit

We want to develop a personal EMS suit as part of a connected training system. The proprietary hardware remains in idea and design; specifications are not final.

A closer look

The suit is a system of decisions

Electrode placement, contact, fit and control have to work together before a personal suit can be dependable.

Illustrative visual for The EMS suit — Illustrative visual

Contact geometry

Pads have to meet the intended muscle regions reliably across different bodies and movements.

Fit and comfort

A garment must stay correctly positioned without restricting the movements it is designed to support.

Stimulation control

Settings need understandable adjustment, appropriate limits and clear feedback to the trainer and user.

Care and durability

Cleaning, repeated wear and maintenance are part of real product use, not an afterthought.

A useful question

Is the KSL suit available now?

No. Guided services currently use XBody equipment. The KSL suit shown here is a design ambition that still requires engineering and validation.

What good hardware must earn

Comfort, repeatable fit, dependable stimulation, durability and safe operation need engineering and validation. A product illustration is not proof of any of those properties.