Rouleur tech podcast: Supersapiens with Gagan Chaudhari

Rouleur tech podcast: Supersapiens with Gagan Chaudhari

Photo: Team Novo Nordisk Rouleur podcast rouleur-tech Supersapiens

Supersapiens hit the headlines recently when the UCI banned use of the glucose monitoring system in races. Company founder and CEO Phil Southerland, who also founded Team Novo Nordisk with a roster comprised entirely of type 1 diabetics, declared it a backward step from the governing body, citing improved rider health and welfare possibilities with the new technology.

Supersapiens co-founder and CTO Gagan Chaudhari joins us to explain how the system works, what the benefits are, how to monitor fuel intake and what the future holds. It’s food for thought, literally.

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Photo: Team Novo Nordisk Rouleur podcast rouleur-tech Supersapiens

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