TRISYNQ is a proposed mobility and rehabilitation device designed to support controlled hip opening, spinal extension and flexion, and integrated movement of the hip–pelvis–spine complex through adjustable mechanical support.

Four functions. One connected system.

TRISYNQ is being developed to support controlled, progressive movement across the hip–pelvis–spine complex through adjustable mechanical assistance.

01 / HIP OPENING : Facilitate hip mobility.

Restricted hip mobility can alter pelvic alignment, trigger compensatory spinal movement and limit everyday function.

Prototype goal: Adjustable straps apply controlled downward force to the knee complex to facilitate progressive hip opening and muscle lengthening across the hip–pelvis–spine complex.

02 / SPINAL MOBILITY: Supported flexion & extension

Restricted spinal mobility may compromise posture, load distribution and movement efficiency.

Prototype goal: An adjustable backrest guides the spine through controlled flexion and extension to facilitate progressive spinal mobility.

03 / BODILY INTEGRATION: Connect the kinetic chain

The hip, pelvis and spine work together; restrictions in one area can increase compensatory demands elsewhere.

Prototype goal: Combine controlled hip opening with adjustable spinal flexion and extension to promote coordinated movement and reduce compensatory patterns.

04 / NEUROMUSCULAR EXPLORATION: Investigate potential impact

Practical observations suggest integrated hip and spinal mobility may help with sciatica-related symptoms; efficacy remains unproven.

Prototype goal: Evaluate whether mechanically assisted movement can facilitate sciatic nerve mobility and alleviate related symptoms through systematic testing and clinical validation.