Amplifai Health launches AI Thermal Platform NUR to transform sports recovery analytics

SAUDI ARABIA—Amplifai Health has launched NUR, a connected thermal intelligence platform that combines artificial intelligence (AI) with thermal imaging to help athletes, coaches, and performance professionals make more informed decisions about recovery, readiness, training, and return-to-play programmes.

The company introduced the platform recently in Miami, Florida, where it showcased how NUR converts surface temperature patterns into easy-to-understand visual insights.

By identifying thermal variations that may not be visible through routine observation, the technology provides users with additional information to support athlete monitoring and performance management.

NUR is designed to capture and interpret changes in the body’s surface temperature patterns, offering a new way to observe physiological signals associated with training and recovery.

The platform is available through the NUR smart mirror, as well as tablet, mobile, and web applications, while maintaining thermal imaging as its central technology.

“Your body always tells a story, but some of its most important signals are difficult to see,” said Dr. Meshari Alwashmi, chief executive officer and co-founder of Amplifai Health.

“NUR brings those patterns into view and gives athletes and performance professionals a new perspective on recovery and performance.”

Technology Designed to Support Evidence-Based Performance Decisions

According to Amplifai Health, NUR aims to provide athletes and healthcare professionals with additional data to complement existing performance and recovery assessments.

The platform is intended for use by sports teams, clinics, universities, and other organisations involved in athlete health and performance optimisation.

The technology uses AI-driven analysis to transform thermal data into visual representations that can help users track changes over time.

These insights may support professionals as they evaluate training responses, recovery progress, and readiness for physical activity.

Ron Yacoub, PT, MSPT, ATC, CSCS, President at Pinecrest Physical Therapy, welcomed the collaboration with Amplifai Health and highlighted the potential role of innovative technologies in clinical practice.

“We’re excited to collaborate with Amplifai Health as they introduce NUR,” Yacoub said.

“As a clinic committed to evidence-based practice and innovation, we’re always interested in technologies that can provide meaningful insights to support athlete recovery and performance.”

Early access available for selected partners

Amplifai Health is currently offering access to NUR through selected early partners as it prepares for wider availability.

Athletes, clinics, sports teams, universities, and performance organisations interested in exploring the platform can register their interest ahead of the broader launch.

The company expects NUR to support a growing demand for digital health technologies that combine AI, imaging, and data-driven approaches to improve monitoring and decision-making in sports performance environments.