The world's first continuous, wearable lactate monitor - built from gold-medal research at the University of Oslo.
Continuous lactate monitoring means tracking lactate trends throughout a training session instead of relying on a single blood sample. Outrun is developing a wearable patch approach so athletes and coaches can see intensity changes while training is still underway.
Finger-prick tests give a snapshot and usually require stopping to draw blood. Outrun's patch is designed for continuous, wearable measurement with real-time feedback to a phone or watch, so sessions can stay uninterrupted.
Outrun is built for athletes, coaches, and sports environments that need better intensity control - from elite training to ambitious recreational athletes who want clearer lactate insight.
No. Outrun is for informational and training purposes only. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Outrun is a product of Cyrasense AS, based at Forskningsparken (Oslo Science Park) in Oslo, Norway. The project grew out of research at the University of Oslo and iGEM.
Outrun was founded by a student team from Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management at the University of Oslo, with backgrounds spanning software, hardware, biology, partnerships, and instrumentation.