Intelligent AI vision system
Objective patient-movement analysis powered by AI models. The system analyses a smartphone camera feed to assess posture, measure joint range of motion, track movement trajectories and automatically count exercise repetitions.
Image and patient-posture analysis
Movement trajectory tracking
A multi-stage AI pipeline (detection → pose estimation → tracking) analyses patient biomechanics in real time. The system detects 17 key body points and tracks their trajectories throughout a recording, enabling precise assessment of movement patterns.
Gait-pattern assessment
Automatic gait-pattern analysis detects asymmetry, movement irregularities and deviations from the norm. By comparing the left and right sides of the body, it identifies compensation and symmetry disorders — important when assessing rehabilitation after lower-limb injuries and joint replacement.
Joint-angle measurement
Precise, contact-free joint range-of-motion measurement based on video analysis. The system automatically calculates angles at the knee, hip, shoulder, elbow and ankle, with video visualisation and comparison over time. It replaces manual goniometry with an objective, repeatable measurement.
Repetition counting and quality assessment
The system automatically recognises the exercise, counts repetitions and assesses every movement using rules developed with physiotherapists. The classification algorithm distinguishes correct and incorrect performance and alerts the patient to errors in real time.
Joint angles over time — analytical chart
The system charts joint angles across video frames, allowing objective comparison of the right and left elbow throughout the exercise.
How does AI vision work?
Three steps from recording to an objective assessment of patient progress.
Prescription and recording
The physiotherapist sends individual recommendations and exercise sets. The patient records the exercise in the mobile app.
AI analysis
AI models analyse the camera feed, assess technique and range of motion, and count repetitions.
Report and review
The therapist receives a reliable, objective record of therapy progress supported by video analysis and automatic data processing.