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KinTracK is a Medical Device for quantified and visual motion analysis dedicated to healthcare professionals in physical rehabilitation. 

Based on a single camera, a computer, and state of the art video processing algorithms, our solution measures the main spatio-temporal and kinematic motion parameters and provides a powerful visual analysis platform thanks to the 2D and 3D videos. 

KinTracK is a CE marked Medical Device according to the european regulation rules (MDR 2017/745). 

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KinTracK can perform around 10 standard tests: 

• Frontal walking/running analysis (on the ground)
• Sagittal recording
• Timed up and go (TUG)
• Tinetti
• Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB)
• Static balance
• Gait initiation
• Sitting/standing

Thanks to powerful video processing algorithms, it provides objective, reliable and reproducible measurements:  

• Speed, cadence, step length, foot width, single and double support time and proportion, 
• Knee and hip flexion and extension angles, trunk inclination, 
• Displacement of the center of gravity, frontal/lateral imbalance
• Graphs, comparison to standards, scores...

All data have been validated and/or compared to gold standard systems for motion analysis!

Thanks to the data provided by the camera, KinTracK proposes the following functionalities:

• 2D videos in High Definition,
• 3D videos with patient silhouette and skeleton representation,
• Synchronized side by side visualization,
• Image per image video reading,
• Automated zoom and tracking of the patient.

These features help you to: 

• Discuss between healthcare professionals with a concrete visual support, 
• Show patients their tests to help them to become aware of their performances, as an educational tool, 
• Store, watch and watch again in great details not to miss anything,  
• Conform with data privacy regulations like GDPR (stop recording videos on smartphones). 

Because YOUR EYES remain your main analysis tool

In few clicks, generate fully customizable analysis reports:

• For a single test (simple report), 
• For multiple tests of the same type (evolution report, showing the evolution of the parameters as charts), 
• For multiple tests of differents types, 
• Add screenshots, comments, annotations, ...
  

In a standard format (PDF), you can then:

• Save them,
  
• Export/download them on your computer, 
  
• Import them in your patient file system,  
• Print them, 
• Share them in a local network shared folder.