motion recognition API for businesses
Motion data insights from video or off-the-shelf wearables.

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The booming remote services economy needs better solutions for remote care and coaching.

Hundreds of millions of smart watches and other sensor-enabled devices are already in market capturing motion data, but unable to convert that data into actionable information.

Video-capable smartphones are ubiquitous. While APIs exist to extract pose from video, activity recognition remains challenging and expensive.

With only basic motion data tools in market, developers must resort to building solutions from scratch. The $200B health, fitness and sports performance application market is limited until these problems can be solved.

That's where we come in.

Unlock the power of motion data.

AI motion tracking solutions for wearable tech and video.
1

DATA CAPTURE

Connect your app to any off-the-shelf wearable tech device via a single Halterix library and stream motion data to Halterix's cloud-based API.
2

CLASSIFIER

Trained to address your specific needs, our AI organizes your motion data into specific activities with extraordinary accuracy.
3

INSIGHT

Our motion insight neural network evaluates motion performance, returning personalized, actionable signals that can be used to trigger useful experiences for your users.
API solutions for developers.
Turnkey solutions for businesses.

Halterix Motion Insight: Live Applications

PT+ Physical Therapy

LIVE

A showcase for Halterix's motion insight technology, PT+ and PT+ Clinic are physical therapy apps designed to improve physical therapy adherence, speed up recovery times, and improve outcomes. PT+ connects with any off-the-shelf Wear OS smart watch to track home exercise performance, producing reports designed to keep patients on track, and securely sharing progress with the care provider via PT+ Clinic. Currently in closed beta, PT+ and PT+ Clinic were released to selected Canadian physical therapy clinics in May 2021.

PT+ in Google Play store

Sunnybrook PT Adherence Study

LIVE

A 120-patient adherence patterns study commenced January 2020 at Sunnybrook, Canada’s 2nd largest hospital. Physical therapy patients with rotator cuff pathologies were provided with a Wear OS smartwatch, and their home exercise adherence was tracked using Halterix's cloud-based motion insight AI. Peer-reviewed early findings were recently published in the journal JMIR Rehabilitation.

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