That’s an exciting challenge. I’d start by mapping the pain thresholds we want to catch and then look at what biomarkers—like micro‑hemorrhages, local swelling, or even subtle ECG changes—can give us a clear early warning. For the human touch, we’ll make the device feel like a glove, not a gadget: breathable, lightweight, and with a gentle vibration cue that’s easy to interpret even under stress. Let’s sync the sensor data with a predictive algorithm that can flag risk in real time, but we’ll keep the interface so simple the user can just glance at a color code or a quick haptic pattern. How do you envision the logistics—field deployment, data transmission, power budget?