This startup develops a device that assesses and monitors the human movement control system by analyzing proprioception, visual, and vestibular functions. The device is used in sports, space exploration, and healthcare to improve performance, prevent injury, and monitor recovery related to motor control.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Assessing and monitoring the human movement control system, which relies on visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive functions, is complex and has been difficult to measure comprehensively. Injuries or changes in movement patterns can disrupt brain-body communication, impacting performance, increasing injury risk, and hindering effective recovery.
Solution
Prism Neuro offers a portable system for human movement control assessment, providing a comprehensive view of an individual's overall performance potential. The system combines measures of visual, proprioceptive, and vestibular pathways to assess multimodal performance and determine current and potential capacity. Its proprietary software analytics package delivers a quick succession of neural function tests, enabling users to make informed decisions about training, participation, recovery, and injury prevention. The cloud-based analytics platform allows for secure review and assessment of user data from any location at any time.
Target Audience
The primary customers are sports teams and performance managers, space programs, healthcare providers focused on rehabilitation, and military organizations requiring elite human performance.
Features
- Portable system combining visual, proprioception, and vestibular function tests
- Proprietary software analytics package for multimodal performance assessment
- Cloud-based platform for secure data review and assessment
- Scalable and easy to deploy system
- Provides an indicator of athlete potential (elite, high, normal, low)
- Can be used as a first screen, or as an objective confirmation of expert judgement
- Regular performance monitoring tool to ensure readiness or identify need for additional training or recovery