Compression shorts
The Shorts are the clearest use case in the family and the easiest to test, because the outcome people care about is one they already measure. Quads and hamstrings, femoral and sciatic paths, one set point before a session and a different one after it.
They also carry the family's only fully-costed apparel bill of materials, at $116 a unit against a $349 concept retail, which is where the margin story for the worn line comes from.
Panel and coil layout drawn against the femoral and sciatic paths.
Architecture
What is in it
ORRA Shorts carries 5 functional layers. Every named part is a real manufacturer part number, chosen once for the family and reused, so one qualification covers every unit that uses it.
Conformal coil weave across the quadriceps and hamstrings
Flexible LED arrays over the thighs
660 nm / 810 nm
Flexible TEC weave
Waistband bio-impedance liner + BMI270
Sacrum module
| Reaches | Worn or held | Calibration | Cost concept |
|---|---|---|---|
| Femoral nerve, Sciatic nerve | Worn | Bio-impedance, before every session | $116 at 100-unit run |
Source drawing
The sheet this page was built from
Everything above was read off one working drawing. It is published here whole, annotations included, so the specification and its source can be checked against each other rather than taken on trust.
Honest position
What we are not saying
ORRA Shorts is a general wellness concept. It is not a medical device, it has not been evaluated by the FDA, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. No unit has been manufactured, no certification listed on this site is held, and no human data of any kind exists.
The concept retail price of $349 is a design target set against a bill of materials. It is not an offer and there is nothing to buy.
Ready to look at the engineering?
The layer stack, the component list with manufacturer part numbers and the mode table are written down. Ask and you get the same document a contract manufacturer would.
See what it would cost
Concept retail against a real bill of materials, with the margin shown rather than implied.
Pricing →Start with the science
Three physical layers, six set points, one calibration baseline. Ninety seconds of reading.
How it works →