Carecam provides scalable, continuous frailty monitoring using motion AI technology through its flagship product, 3DGait. This platform transforms standard video input, such as from an iPad, into objective clinical insights for mobility screening. The service offers clinicians a faster, more precise method for assessing patient functional decline and mobility biomarkers.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
CSFounders
Product
Problem
Traditional gait analysis systems often require specialized equipment, dedicated lab space, and trained technicians, making them inaccessible for routine monitoring of patients with mobility impairments. This limits the ability to track disease progression, assess treatment effectiveness, and detect early signs of conditions like frailty, stroke, and Parkinson's disease in a timely and cost-effective manner.
Solution
Carecam offers a 3D AI-powered gait analysis platform that utilizes a single camera, such as that found on an iPad Pro, to extract over 40 movement biomarkers from human body motion. The system overcomes the limitations of traditional motion capture by providing a portable and cost-effective solution for clinicians to monitor patient health. The platform enables gait analysis to be performed in various settings, with results available within minutes, facilitating early interventions and personalized care plans.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes clinicians, physical therapists, and researchers involved in monitoring and treating patients with gait disorders, neurological conditions, and mobility impairments.
Features
- Single-camera 3D gait analysis using AI-powered motion capture
- Measures over 40 gait biomarkers, including hip flexion, stride length, and double support time
- Portable platform compatible with iPad Pro devices
- Setup within 2 minutes
- Automated report generation within minutes of video capture
- Integration with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems
- Cloud-based data storage and analysis
- Progress tracking through comparative analysis of gait reports over time