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Harnessing AI and Markerless Motion Capture for Early Detection of Movement Disorders
Introduction: The Power of Early Detection Early detection of movement disorders is key to effective treatment and improved quality of life. By identifying subtle changes in mobility before symptoms become obvious, doctors can act sooner to slow or even prevent …
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How MAI Motion Revolutionizes Clinical Trials by Reducing Participant Burden
Introduction: Understanding the Challenges of Clinical Trials Clinical trials are vital for discovering new medicines and treatments, but they can put a heavy strain on participants. People who enroll in these studies often face long appointments, frequent clinic visits, and …
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Assessing Knee Function with MAI Motion: New Insights into Osteoarthritis Care
Introduction: Why Better Knee Assessments Matter Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common condition that affects millions of people—especially in the knees—causing pain, stiffness, and limited movement. These symptoms can make everyday activities, like walking or climbing stairs, much more difficult. To …
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Refining Movement Narratives: How Markerless Motion Capture Elevates MAI Motion Analysis
Introduction: A New Era in Movement Analysis Understanding how people move is crucial across many fields, from sports performance to medical rehabilitation. Traditionally, MAI Motion analysis has relied on attaching small markers to the body to track motion. While effective, …
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Redefining Mobility: How MAI Motion’s Sit-to-Stand Test Is Changing the Way We Assess Standing Transitions
Introduction: Why Mobility Assessment Matters The ability to stand up from a chair may seem simple, but it’s an essential part of staying healthy and independent. This everyday movement relies on strength, balance, and coordination—all key indicators of overall mobility. …
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MAI Motion as a Catalyst for Preventive Healthcare: Redefining Patient Assessment with Markerless Technology
Introduction: Innovation Driving Preventive Healthcare Forward Healthcare is undergoing a transformation. Instead of simply treating illnesses after they arise, the focus is increasingly on preventing health problems before they start—an approach that’s more critical than ever as chronic disease rates …