Clinical practice + rehabilitation technology · Mumbai
We treat patients and we develop rehabilitation technology. Each one shapes the other.
Scroll to look closer at one movement every physiotherapist knows: standing up from a chair.
Layer 1 of 5 · The eye
In practice
We watch the patient stand up. Speed, symmetry, use of the arms, where the effort goes.
In development
Observation is skilled, but it leaves no record. Two therapists can watch the same movement and write different notes.
Layer 2 of 5 · Motion
In practice
We assess posture and gait: how far the trunk leans, when the hips leave the seat, how the knees extend.
In development
Movement analysis tools that turn a recording into joint angles and a path for the centre of mass.
Layer 3 of 5 · Force
In practice
We test strength and balance: how much load goes through the legs, and how steady the patient is once standing.
In development
Force and pressure measurement, from handheld dynamometry to pressure-sensing surfaces.
Layer 4 of 5 · Signal
In practice
We retrain muscles that are weak or that fire at the wrong time.
In development
Surface EMG that shows which muscle is active and in what order.
Layer 5 of 5 · Decision
In practice
We set goals, plan treatment and review outcomes with the patient.
In development
Decision support and outcome tracking that tell real change from measurement error.
Two halves of one organisation
The practice
Suvarna Hospital, Borivali, Mumbai
A working department that assesses and treats patients. Every clinical question on this page comes from here.
The lab
Software and hardware for clinicians
Tools for measuring, understanding and tracking movement. Each one is built to answer a question the department actually has.
The tools are tried where patients are treated. Questions come from the clinic, and the answers go back to it. We use what we build.
Work so far
Goals
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