iMotus™ is a compact sensory unit that combines multiple sensory systems, including accelerometers, gyroscopes, and magnetometers, to measure and track the orientation, velocity, and gravitational forces of an object in motion. iMotus™ measures linear and angular motion using a combination of accelerometers and gyroscopes with multiple applications, including navigation, robotics, virtual or augmented reality, sports, automotive, aerospace, locomotion, and healthcare industry.
iMotus Standard Edition (iMotus-S)
The standard edition of iMotus™ provides a state-of-the-art sensory system that plugs into iMotus™ software to read, analyze, restore, plot, and interpret data in real-time and provide advanced statistical data analysis. iMotus-S is mounted on objects with any shape, form, or material. The iMotus sensor transfers the measured data to a computer wirelessly and does not need a cable to transfer data.
iMotus Wheelchair Edition (iMotus-W)
The wheelchair edition records, analyzes, and plots real-time data from a pair of sensors attached to the right and left wheels, while the user drives a wheelchair, bicycle, or any mobile vehicle with a differential drive mechanism. This makes iMotus™ a powerful, multipurpose tool that provides crucial data analysis.
Applications
Navigation
To provide accurate positioning, orientation, and velocity data, especially in areas where GPS signals may be obstructed, such as indoors, in tunnels, or in urban canyons.
Robotics
To provide feedback on the robot's movement, orientation, and acceleration and control the robot's motion and ensure precise positioning.
Virtual Reality
To track the user's head movements and provide a more immersive experience by mounting the sensors on a headset or other device worn by the user.
Sports
To measure the athlete's motion and provide feedback on their technique and help improve their performance and prevent injury.
Gait Analysis
To measure a patient's gait and identify any abnormalities in their walking patterns. Gait analysis can be helpful in diagnosing conditions such as Parkinson's disease, cerebral palsy, and stroke.
Fall Detection
To detect falls in elderly patients or those with balance issues, which can help caregivers or family members respond quickly and prevent injuries.
Rehabilitation
To monitor a patient's movements during exercises, track their progress, and help therapists customize treatment plans and improve outcomes.
Remote Patient Monitoring
To monitor patients remotely, and can be useful in tracking patients with chronic conditions or those who are recovering from surgery.
Automotive
To provide information on the vehicle's motion and orientation in order to control various systems, such as stability control, adaptive cruise control, and lane departure warning.
Aerospace
To provide information on the vehicle's motion and orientation through which the vehicle's attitude and ensure precise positioning can be controlled.
Posture Analysis
To monitor a patient's posture and identify any potential issues, which can be helpful in preventing conditions such as back pain and improving overall spinal health.
Sleep Monitoring
To monitor a patient's sleep patterns, help identify sleep disorders, and improve overall sleep quality.
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