Medical Motion

A computer-implemented human movement analysis system that integrates high-definition video capture, audio-guided assessment protocols, and automated kinematic analytics. The system records subjects performing standardized motor tasks using a single camera—which may be a traditional progressive-scan camera or a consumer-grade smartphone—guided by synchronized audio cues to ensure consistent execution and reduce variability. Proprietary software analyzes the video to extract quantitative motion biomarkers, including range of motion, velocity, tremor frequency, coordination, and symmetry, converting subjective clinical observations into objective, reproducible digital metrics.

Designed for cost-effective deployment, the system leverages off-the-shelf hardware and modular software architecture, enabling integration with electronic health records (EHRs), telehealth platforms, and clinical decision-support tools. Its non-invasive, single-camera setup and standardized protocols make it scalable across hospitals, research institutions, and remote monitoring applications. This technology provides a strategic advantage for digital diagnostics, neuro-rehabilitation, telemedicine, and clinical biomarker development, delivering precise, repeatable, and actionable human movement assessment.