CoreMotion (trackyourcore.com) is developing a chest-worn wearable sensor and connected dashboard that makes movement assessment objective and actionable for clinicians and performance teams. The system captures depth and orientation data during exercise, provides real-time repetition feedback, and enables longitudinal comparison against an athlete's baseline to track recovery. Built by clinicians and biomechanists, the product is currently in development, with pilot programs available for clinics and sports teams.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
In clinical and rehabilitation settings, athletes returning from injury often move with compensatory, high-risk patterns that are visible to therapists and coaches but difficult to quantify. This lack of objective measurement makes it challenging to guide return-to-sport decisions, track meaningful recovery progress, and compare performance across sessions with precision.
Solution
CoreMotion provides a chest-worn wearable sensor and connected dashboard that makes movement analysis objective and practical for rehabilitation, return-to-sport, and performance settings. The sensor captures depth and orientation data as the athlete performs tasks, while real-time feedback guides each repetition. Clinicians and coaches can record entire sessionsrable and compare measurements against the athlete's established baseline to see the direction of change over time. The system is designed to fit into existing workflows, complementing clinical assessment with quantitative data that informs decision-making. A pilot program is currently open for clinics and performance teams to shape the product during development.
Target Audience
Primary target users are physiotherapists, sports medicine clinicians, and performance coaches in rehabilitation clinics and athletic teams who need objective metrics for return-to-sport decisions and movement quality assessment.
Features
- Chest-worn sensor with depth and orientation capture for three-dimensional movement analysis
- Real-time repetition feedback that guides athletes during task execution and exercise protocols
- Session logging and comparison tools that visualize measurements against baseline data to track recovery or performance trends
- Web-based dashboard that stores longitudinal movement data for clinical review and follow-up appointments
- Sport-specific assessment protocols designed by clinicians and biomechanists for practical field and clinic use