New motion-capture app captures complex health data with a cellphone
Stanford engineers have created a motion-capture app that makes it possible to see muscle and skeletal movement with just a cellphone.
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Stanford engineers have created a motion-capture app that makes it possible to see muscle and skeletal movement with just a cellphone.
Stanford engineers have created a motion-capture app that makes it possible to see muscle and skeletal movement with just a cellphone.
From sports injuries to arthritis, movement analysis that used to take days can be done in 10 minutes — potentially improving patient outcomes while uncovering mysteries of human mobility.
Medical student Blynn Shideler arrived at Stanford with an award-winning health device – and every intention of improving it.The device addresses a need in the cerebral palsy community. Often, kids with cerebral palsy – a group of disorders that affe
Stanford medical student Blynn Shideler created a wearable device for children with cerebral palsy that could provide therapy for young patients everywhere.