Relay Technologies — an HPG company
Neuromuscular electrical stimulation.
Relay Pro is an FDA-cleared (510(k), Class II) neuromuscular electrical stimulation device, cleared for stimulating healthy muscles to improve or facilitate muscle performance.
The Device
Relay Pro: the device at the center.
Relay Pro is an FDA-cleared (510(k), Class II) neuromuscular electrical stimulation device, cleared for stimulating healthy muscles to improve or facilitate muscle performance. It is the device the rest of the system is built around.
The operator sets Relay Pro's stimulation settings: intensity, pulse frequency, contraction and rest times, and session length. There is no single fixed program. Cleared hardware plus an operator-kept log of every session gives performance programs a standardized, repeatable method — and a record of what was actually delivered.
The Science
Neuromuscular stimulation, in plain English.
Relay Pro sends electrical impulses that excite motor nerves, which in turn make the muscle fibers contract — muscle work, applied with settings the operator controls.
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Place
The operator places electrodes on the target muscle.
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Stimulate
Relay Pro delivers neuromuscular electrical stimulation to that muscle.
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Adjust
The operator sets the pulse frequency and adjusts intensity as the session runs.
A Session
Short. Guided. Logged.
Place the electrodes on the target muscle, run a short, operator-guided protocol, log the session. The operator chooses the settings for that day — and every session is recorded, so measurement and intervention stop living in separate systems.
Its Role
The core of the system.
Relay Technologies is an HPG company. Relay Pro is the foundational hardware layer of the HPG ecosystem — an FDA-cleared (510(k), Class II) neuromuscular electrical stimulation device. It is where the system acts on the body: it delivers targeted stimulation, and the operator logs each session alongside data from wearables and the facility.
Human Performance Group