Nordine has over a decade of experience developing wearable motion-tracking technologies for medical applications. A Georgia Tech-trained research engineer and inventor on multiple patents, he has led clinical studies with rehabilitation centers to develop technologies that increase independence for people with disabilities.

Arpan is an electrical engineer with experience at SpaceX, Texas Instruments, and Cognosos. He leads Kinemo's hardware and software development, drawing on his background in wearable motion-tracking research at Georgia Tech to build accessible technology for people with disabilities.

Kristin is a researcher from UT Austin specializing in wearable sensing, machine learning, and human movement analysis. She leads Kinemo's research and clinical validation efforts, helping translate technology innovations into meaningful outcomes for people with neurological and motor impairments.

Matt brings expertise in social media marketing and community engagement. As a power wheelchair user, he contributes firsthand experience in assistive tech through user testing with rehabilitation centers and leading technology companies, helping ensure Kinemo products address real-world user needs.

Olivier is a CPA with expertise in financial due diligence, transaction services, and mergers and acquisitions. He advises Kinemo on financial strategy and business growth.

Andrew is the Associate Director of Innovation at the Georgia Research Alliance, where he supports emerging technology companies. He advises Kinemo on growth strategy, funding opportunities, and connections to Georgia's innovation ecosystem to help accelerate commercialization and company growth.