Parent Consent and Sensor Use Acknowledgment

Last updated: June 28, 2026. Effective: June 28, 2026.

1. Parent or Guardian Authority

By activating, purchasing, reserving, testing, or using HyperPulse for a minor athlete, you represent that you are the athlete's parent or legal guardian, or that you have documented authority from the parent or legal guardian to manage the athlete's participation and data.

You are responsible for obtaining any additional consent required by your team, school, club, league, athletic association, facility, or event organizer before the sensor is used.

2. Child Privacy Consent

For an athlete under 13, you consent to HyperPulse collecting, using, storing, and displaying child-related personal information only as described in the Privacy Policy and COPPA Notice. You may review, correct, delete, or revoke consent for your child's information by contacting HyperPulse.

3. Athletic Risk Acknowledgment

Sports and athletic activity involve inherent risks, including falls, collisions, contact with other athletes, overexertion, dehydration, heat exposure, equipment failure, surface hazards, and other known or unknown risks. These risks exist whether or not an athlete wears HyperPulse.

HyperPulse does not prevent injury, reduce the risk of injury, detect injury, predict injury, identify unsafe play, or determine whether an athlete should start, continue, pause, or stop athletic activity.

4. Not a Medical Device

HyperPulse is a training-grade athletic performance tool. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, monitor, or prevent any disease, injury, illness, concussion, cardiac event, heat illness, dehydration, or other medical condition.

HyperPulse output, including any dashboard, metric, alert, export, trend, score, notification, or summary, is for athletic performance context only and is not medical advice, clinical guidance, emergency monitoring, or play-resumption decision guidance.

5. Performance Data Is Estimated

HyperPulse metrics are estimates derived from onboard sensors, firmware, signal conditions, battery state, placement, fit, sport movement, phone proximity, and software processing. Data may be inaccurate, delayed, incomplete, duplicated, missing, or unavailable.

HyperPulse data must not be used as the sole basis for medical decisions, official scoring, officiating, athlete eligibility, funding decisions, player selection, disciplinary decisions, or any other high-stakes determination.

6. Device Fit, Placement, and Physical Use

The sensor must be secured according to current HyperPulse instructions and must not be used if the case, tape, battery, wire, connector, enclosure, edge, screw, lid, or any other part appears damaged, loose, sharp, swollen, hot, cracked, or unsafe.

Stop use immediately if the athlete reports discomfort, pain, itching, rash, skin irritation, pressure, heat, pinching, or distraction. Remove the sensor if it becomes loose or shifts during activity.

7. Contact Sports and Competition Approval

For any contact, collision, full-contact, or sanctioned competition setting, the parent, coach, school, or team must confirm permission with the applicable league, state association, governing body, event organizer, and official before use.

Officials and governing bodies may disallow any equipment they consider unsafe or impermissible. HyperPulse does not guarantee approval for any sport, event, school, league, state association, or competition.

8. Battery, Charging, and Hardware Safety

Use only approved batteries, cables, chargers, and handling instructions provided or approved by HyperPulse. Do not use a battery or sensor that is swollen, punctured, hot, wet, crushed, leaking, miswired, reversed in polarity, or physically damaged.

Do not charge unattended, inside athletic gear, on flammable surfaces, or while worn by an athlete. Stop charging and disconnect power immediately if heat, odor, smoke, swelling, discoloration, or abnormal behavior occurs.

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