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We can measure our bodies more than ever, but can we build systems that help us thrive?
Your ring says you slept badly. Your neck hurts by 3pm. Your hips are stiff by Thursday. We have some data, but nothing has changed.
LONGEVITY SALON · CHAPTER 2: EMBODIEDMENT Part of a three Longevity Series by EMBODIED during SF Tech Week.
Three founders building across the full feedback loop, from sensing the body to changing how it moves. A conversation plus live demos you do in your office clothes, at your chair, powered by Embodied Intelligence: movement as a biomarker, not another number to track. Come as you are. No mat or yoga pants needed.
Attendees receive: 🎫 Complimentary 2-day pass at Equinox's flagship San Francisco Sports Club ☑️ A daily protocol built for desk life 📱Early access to the private community
Join the founders building to fill this missing pillars for an intimate fireside chat on movement biomarkers, posture and the protocol builders actually need.
Schedule 12:45 PM arrival and check-in (4th floor) 1:15 PM conversation + live demo (40 min) 2:00 PM mingle & network
* VIP: 12-2 PM · Apply: https://luma.com/wbrhk9h4 11:45 AM arrival and check-in (4th floor) 12:00 PM private class in yoga room (45 min) 1:00 PM join the conversation + network room
THE LONGEVITY SALON A series by Embodied during SF Tech Week on the missing layers of longevity. Ch. 1 Recovery (Tue Oct 6, Pause Castro) Ch. 2 Embodiment (Wed Oct 7, Equinox Sports Club) Ch. 3 Culture (Thu Oct 8, The Bank at Amador) * Find all Longevity series by EMBODIED: tech-week.com/calendar/sf?q=embodied
Moonsun Kim, a serial entrepreneur, and a pioneer of Embodied Intelligence, the missing pillar of longevity: movement biomarkers. Her work turns chaos into clarity, and clarity into behavior that holds. For the past three years she has been in the room with 200+ people a week across San Francisco Wellness scenes. Roughly twenty thousand sessions of watching how bodies fail under desk work, which is where Embodied Intelligence came from rather than from a textbook. Before wellness, a decade building taste, creating arts, brands, and running around Seoul, Milan and Paris Fashion Week.
Liliana Guerrero, founder and CEO of Linea Posture Wearables. A mechanical turned software engineer with a decade of yoga teaching experience in Silicon Valley, where she noticed the same pattern: the fittest people in the room still struggled with their posture. People optimizing sleep and activity had tech neck anyway. We spend 40+ hours a week slouched at a desk, and the wear and tear of those hours accrues in the body unexamined, all while spinal health remains missing from our longevity stacks. So she built Linea, the first necklace that trains and tracks your posture so that alignment becomes second nature. Learn more at www.lineaposture.com.
Fiona Bao, founder and CEO of Genpulse, building the Physical AI layer for personalized healthcare through at-home sensing, longitudinal biological data, and AI. A bioengineer who experienced hair loss at 21, Fiona built Lushair, Genpulse’s first deployed system—an AI-powered scalp analyzer measuring 16 hair and scalp parameters. Genpulse is now expanding this sensing infrastructure across the human body. Learn more at https://www.gen-pulse.com.
Moderated by Jona Naqo, a health tech and robotics product leader, scientist by training, and Swartz Entrepreneurial Fellow at Carnegie Mellon. Her work across diagnostics and AI circles the same questions: how we measure health, how technology shapes it, and how we become more attuned to the signals our bodies are already giving us.
Seats Limited. Highly curated. Invitation & Approvals only.
Photography: photos and video will be taken. By attending, you may appear in host's platform and partner marketing materials.
This event is a part of #SFTechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com.
