About ATO-GEAR
At ATO-GEAR we help people improve the way they move, by making the science of movement accessible.Our Mission
We develop meaningful wearables based on cutting-edge movement science and proven technology. Understanding the human body’s movement is incredibly valuable for a healthy lifestyle. We help people improve their health by not only telling them what they did, but also how they did it and how to improve the way they move. By bringing the coaching experience to the world of wearables we make it accessible and easy to understand for all.
Our next-generation wearable
Explore our innovative running wearable ARION in a short 2-minute video.
Meet the team
The team behind ARION
Andrew Statham, PhD
Jurgen van den Berg
Sonya Carrott, PhD. (Bowyer)
Strategic Relations Director
Jurian Boots
Lisanne Schiphorst
Michael Tsapanos
Antonios Arvanitidis
Joris van Dongen
Nikolay Pelov
Siyana Stoyanova
Kaloyan Ivanov
Melis Hasanova
Niels Osnabrugge
Noah Scharrenberg
Carina Dragan
Eliza Dragan
Amira Catalina Cruceru
Gabriel Nathanael
Engineer
Marina Lakotka
Lissa Verhoeven
Stuart Burnett
Andrew White
Field Sales representative
Elzemieke Douw
Marketing and communications specialist
Surienna Bergland
Aniek Korten
Inan Erkal
WE’RE HIRING
Join our sports tech team
If you want to join our team please contact us at info@ato-gear.com.
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