Apdm Wearable Technologies Inc.

Apdm Wearable Technologies Inc. is a for-profit corporate entity based in Portland, Oregon, specializing in advanced wearable sensor technologies and mobility assessment systems. The company develops and provides innovative sensor technologies focused on medical research, rehabilitation, and human movement analysis, with a primary emphasis on creating high-precision wearable measurement devices. Their product portfolio includes inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors, mobility lab systems, body motion suits, and associated hardware and accessories designed to support scientific and medical research across various federal agencies.

Through federal contract awards, Apdm Wearable Technologies Inc. has consistently provided specialized sensor equipment to multiple government agencies, including the Veterans Integrated Service Networks, Defense Health Agency, Department of the Army Medical Command, and Research Development and Engineering Command. Their contract awards typically involve purchase orders and delivery orders for specific sensor systems such as V2 KIT-06 OPAL Mobility Lab Systems, wearable bio sensors, inertial measurement unit sensors, and body motion suits. Each contract has been awarded on a firm fixed-price basis without specific set-aside designations, with contract values ranging from approximately $10,000 to $100,000. The company has worked as a prime contractor, delivering equipment directly to federal agencies to support medical research, rehabilitation programs, and scientific investigations involving human movement and neurological assessments.

In the federal grant space, Apdm Wearable Technologies Inc. has primarily engaged as a sub-grantee, collaborating with research institutions like Oregon Health & Science University. Their grant work has focused on specialized research projects, particularly in the domain of traumatic brain injury rehabilitation. Specifically, they have supported research investigating sensory integration and balance deficits in complex mild traumatic brain injury, exploring how early rehabilitation utilizing wearable sensor technology might improve patient outcomes. These grant collaborations demonstrate the company's commitment to advancing medical research through innovative sensor technologies.

Apdm Wearable Technologies Inc. holds a significant Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) with the U.S. Army Medical Command, awarded in August 2022 and valued at $690,525, which runs through July 2027. This single-award IDC covers the delivery of velcro wearable sensors, OPAL inertial measurement units, and associated accessories. To date, two delivery orders have been issued under this contract: a $100,163 order for OPAL IMU sensors and supplies to the Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory, and a $20,521 order for wearable biosensors to the Defense Health Agency. This IDC provides a flexible procurement mechanism for medical research commands to acquire advanced sensor systems for movement analysis, rehabilitation research, and neurological investigations.