TREADMETRIX, LLC

TREADMETRIX, LLC specializes in the design, development, and sustainment of advanced athletic and rehabilitative equipment for military applications, with a strong focus on human performance optimization. The company leverages engineering and biomedical research to create customized treadmill systems tailored for squad-level training and clinical rehabilitation, particularly for warfighters recovering from lower-limb trauma. Their technical expertise spans biomechanical instrumentation, motion analysis integration, and the development of clinically feasible toolsets that bridge physical therapy with operational readiness. A key differentiator is their ability to translate research findings from Phase II SBIR programs into field-deployable hardware, demonstrating proficiency in human factors engineering, sensor integration, and military-specific durability standards. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering both maintenance services for existing equipment and innovative R&D solutions aligned with Defense Health Agency priorities. Their work supports force readiness initiatives through adaptive training systems and evidence-based rehabilitation technologies, indicating a deep understanding of military medical and physical training workflows. TREADMETRIX operates primarily within the sporting and athletic goods manufacturing sector (NAICS 339920), applying industrial design and precision manufacturing to defense-grade equipment, while also engaging in physical sciences R&D (NAICS 541715) to advance performance analytics and injury mitigation. This dual focus positions them at the intersection of defense logistics and clinical biomechanics, serving niche markets where athletic performance meets medical recovery. Based in Park City, UT, TREADMETRIX, LLC is a small business structured as a 2L entity with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic location supports access to mountainous terrain for field testing and collaboration with regional medical and engineering research institutions, reinforcing their specialized role in defense health innovation.