Removing Company has developed 'Motionary,' an AI-based healthcare solution that analyzes the movements of seniors and provides personalized exercise recommendations.
Users perform guided movements in front of a camera for about 10 minutes without wearing any additional sensors. The AI analyzes joint movements and physical functions, quantifying strength, endurance, joint health, balance, stability, gait, and symmetry.
The solution goes beyond mere analysis. Based on the results, it recommends necessary exercise content, allowing users to set difficulty levels and exercise durations for ongoing practice at home or in facilities. Results and exercise history are stored on a personal management page, enabling users to track changes in physical function through re-evaluations.
Facility operators can manage multiple users' measurements and exercise records within a single system, making it highly applicable in settings that serve numerous seniors, such as welfare centers, health clinics, and senior community centers.
The development of Motionary addresses the lack of specialized personnel and facilities to provide personalized exercise services amid rapid aging. Removing Company has standardized its accumulated training experience from senior home visits and professional personal training studios using data and AI technology.
The aim is to enable seniors to assess their physical functions and start suitable exercises regardless of their location or economic conditions. Ultimately, the goal is to support seniors' independence by helping them maintain their ability to perform daily activities, such as walking, eating, and going out.
The application of this technology in public and welfare sectors is also expanding. After conducting a pilot project with the Gangnam District Office in 2023, Removing Company plans to install the analyzer at the Gyeongju Senior Comprehensive Welfare Center in 2024. Currently, it is being supplied through a B2G model to public touchpoints such as senior centers, welfare facilities, health clinics, and community centers, and has also been applied in services for mobility-impaired individuals at Gimpo Airport.
According to the company, over 30 institutions have experienced the service, spanning more than 12 cities. Motionary is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment but a data-driven health management platform that helps seniors and trainers choose necessary exercises more easily and specifically.
Users perform guided movements in front of a camera for about 10 minutes without wearing any additional sensors. The AI analyzes joint movements and physical functions, quantifying strength, endurance, joint health, balance, stability, gait, and symmetry.
The solution goes beyond mere analysis. Based on the results, it recommends necessary exercise content, allowing users to set difficulty levels and exercise durations for ongoing practice at home or in facilities. Results and exercise history are stored on a personal management page, enabling users to track changes in physical function through re-evaluations.
Facility operators can manage multiple users' measurements and exercise records within a single system, making it highly applicable in settings that serve numerous seniors, such as welfare centers, health clinics, and senior community centers.
The development of Motionary addresses the lack of specialized personnel and facilities to provide personalized exercise services amid rapid aging. Removing Company has standardized its accumulated training experience from senior home visits and professional personal training studios using data and AI technology.
The aim is to enable seniors to assess their physical functions and start suitable exercises regardless of their location or economic conditions. Ultimately, the goal is to support seniors' independence by helping them maintain their ability to perform daily activities, such as walking, eating, and going out.
The application of this technology in public and welfare sectors is also expanding. After conducting a pilot project with the Gangnam District Office in 2023, Removing Company plans to install the analyzer at the Gyeongju Senior Comprehensive Welfare Center in 2024. Currently, it is being supplied through a B2G model to public touchpoints such as senior centers, welfare facilities, health clinics, and community centers, and has also been applied in services for mobility-impaired individuals at Gimpo Airport.
According to the company, over 30 institutions have experienced the service, spanning more than 12 cities. Motionary is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment but a data-driven health management platform that helps seniors and trainers choose necessary exercises more easily and specifically.
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