Neurological Rehabilitation

Neurological rehabilitation depends on precision and repetition. Kemtai's scientifically validated motion tracking records subtle changes in movement to support clinicians delivering rehabilitation exercise programs.

Traditional Challenges of Neurological Rehabilitation

Subjective Assessments

Traditional observation-based tools can lack the sensitivity needed to catch small changes in movement.

High Repetition Requirements

Effective practice requires high repetition and frequency, which is often unattainable through in-person sessions alone.

Need for Precise Measures and Guidance

Live and accurate corrective guidance is critical to ensure proper movement patterns.

Kemtai's solution is well-suited to support neurological-focused exercise programs

Precise Assessments

Assessments track movement patterns across 113 body points to identify granular movement, posture, and stability data

High-Volume Rehab in Various Settings

Rehab from any device with a camera ensures patients meet necessary volume thresholds, regardless of setting

Granular, Real-Time Guidance

Consistent cueing to ensure patients develop proper movement patterns

Technical capabilities that support neurological rehab’s unique needs

Detailed, Hardware Free Body Tracking

Tracking of 113 body points in any body position, without cumbersome sensor set-up.

Advanced Occlusion Handling

Stable tracking even for patients using assistive devices or passive movement assistance from a caregiver

Custom Assessment Capabilities

Tailored movement assessments that meet the specific needs of your patient population

Sample Use Cases:

Track movement and gait patterns with objective precision and deliver high-repetition exercise programs.

Capture movement quality across exercise sessions and deliver repetition-rich exercise programs.

Measure balance, coordination, and movement with objective data that helps clinicians configure exercise programs.

Record changes in movement and balance over time and deliver exercise programs that support ongoing physical activity.

Case Study: Shepherd Center

Shepherd Center, a world-renowned hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, ranked among the top rehabilitation hospitals in the United States, partnered with Kemtai to develop a computer-vision postural-measurement tool used during their care of people with brain injuries.

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