Guided mobile capture
A consistent on-device flow replaces rulers, cards, kiosks, and store fixtures.

HandMeasured combines guided scanning, depth data from compatible sensors, anatomical landmarks, measurement, scan-quality checks, and your own sizing rules. Sizing comes first; product-specific fit and bespoke glove development require more testing.
Patent pending · Working smartphone prototype · Validation in progress
HandMeasured calculates the supported dimensions first, then applies the sizing rules you select. That lets us test one clear use now without limiting the longer-term path toward product-specific fit and, after more proof, manufacturing inputs.

The current pilot is limited to selected charts that rely mainly on hand length. Other measurements and brand methods are still being tested before they are used in customer-facing sizing.

Brand sizing comes first because it can be tested against existing charts. Next, additional measurements and product rules can support more detailed fit decisions. The long-term goal is to use validated hand geometry for individualized patterns and factory production.
A consistent on-device flow replaces rulers, cards, kiosks, and store fixtures.
The prototype combines hand landmarks with depth data from compatible smartphone sensors.
Supported measurements are paired with your measuring method, size chart, and boundary rules.
Sizing comes first. Product-specific fit and pattern inputs follow only as the required measurements prove out.
The current smartphone prototype demonstrates the capture and measurement flow, and the technology is patent pending. Compatibility across device types and broader measurement and sizing claims are still being tested.

We are still doing the work. Until the evidence supports it, we don't publish:

Founder-led build. HandMeasured is developed by Pat McMahon at Black Hills, Inc., with work spanning smartphone software, hand measurement, glove sizing, and physical testing.






We're speaking with glove brands, product teams, pattern experts, and manufacturers about a practical sizing test and what product-specific fit or bespoke work would require next.