The science — Q-Technology

What we observe

The body is not short on strength.
It brakes.

What we measure is not a rise in performance. It is an imbalance that narrows.

The circuit

A passive circuit, with no on-board energy source.

No battery, no electrode, no contact with the skin. It sits in the insole and emits nothing of its own.

Etched Q-Alpha plaque, macro

How it works

The right analogy: the crystal radio.


A radio with no battery. It produces no energy: it draws on what already crosses the air.


Its only intelligence is being tuned to one frequency rather than another.


Our circuit is tuned too. What it does with the signal remains to be established — we do not claim it.


The reading

Asymmetry before, asymmetry after.

Shoulder abduction — Jon
16.0% 8.3%
Knee extension — Stéphane
15.9% 4.1%
Knee flexion — Élodie
11.2% 2.2%

0 %10 %20 %

Six subjects, four muscle groups, Kinvent K-Push dynamometer. Observed — uncontrolled series, no blinding, no sham circuit. Randomised replication planned.

The three other measurements

Each with its instrument, each with its limit.


Postural sway in the squat
K-Force Plates force platform
1,004 → 609 mm²

Cervical rotation range
K-Move, before / after calibration
+15%

Maximal force
ARX machine, professional athletes
+20%

Observed, uncontrolled. The +20% compares a single measurement to a personal record: that is not a balanced comparison, and we present it as indicative only.

1 / 200

About one person in two hundred does not fall under any of the three calibrated profiles.

They receive the universal signature, the one used in Q-Go. Our hypothesis: this is not an exception but a stage — a system that has not yet differentiated. We do not yet know whether it evolves.

Q-Go insole on a black ground
Q-Go · the insole carrying the universal signature

Q-Go is optimal for no one. It is compatible with everyone. That is why it can be recommended without a test.

We say it before the sale, not after.

Next

The only way to know is to measure.

Perfect Posture Test in clinic
Perfect Posture Test · fifteen minutes, in clinic