RideRight

01. Posture is highly correlated with cycling knee pain
02. Cycling knee pain mostly occurs while climbing hills because it places extra strain on the knees
03. It is better to maintain a cycling cadence of 70-90 revolutions per minute (RPM) to avoid knee pain

By providing real-time feedback on the cyclist’s posture, RideRight helps the cyclist adjust their position and prevent cycling knee pain. “None of the cycling knee pain causes chronic lasting damage, but if you don’t resolve the positional destined to slowly get worse. – Bike fitting expert Neil Stanbury” “You train hard, and it starts hurting, then you train harder, and it hurts even more until you reach a plateau in your training. – Bike fitting expert Neil Stanbury”

To bring my ideas to life, I created several mockups, employing Arduino for hardware prototyping and iOS programming for the software interface. This hands-on approach with Arduino allowed me to experiment with different configurations and understand the practical aspects of integrating technology into cycling. Simultaneously, developing the iOS application enabled me to design a user-friendly interface that could effectively communicate real-time posture feedback to cyclists. These mockups served as preliminary models, providing a tangible glimpse into how the RideRight concept could function in a real-world scenario.

01. Position monitoring Stay Informed with RideRight’s Sound and CarPlay Notifications!
02. Cadence monitoring Stay alerted with RideRight’s for Optimal Cycling Performance!
03. Uphill detecting RideRight Notifies You Instantly During Uphill Riding!