What Spineback makes visible and measurable
Observe the spine during movement, quantify its mobility and understand how segments organise with each other and with the rest of the body.
From a single segment to the patient's overall organisation
Pelvic parameters, fully integrated
The same posture or overall range of motion can result from very different spinal and pelvic strategies. Spineback shows how the pelvis contributes to posture, balance and movement.
Analysing balance during movement
The spine is not an isolated structure: Spineback follows the gravity line and the contribution of each region to understand how a local limitation is compensated elsewhere.
How Spineback makes it possible
From wireless acquisition to 3D biomechanical modelling, several technological choices turn the patient's real movement into a dynamic, measurable and usable representation.
From 3 to 15 wireless sensors
The number of sensors adapts to the region studied and the level of detail required: from a targeted analysis to the whole head – spine – pelvis – lower limbs chain.Sensors are attached with proprietary patches designed to limit skin-motion artefacts and preserve data quality.
Immediate or deferred analysis
Spineback records acquisitions and tracked parameters: practitioners can replay movement from different angles, deepen their analysis, then compare examinations over time.
From comparison to biomechanical coaching
Success in a complex exercise does not depend on the final position alone: trajectory, ranges of motion, segment participation, pelvic movement, compensations and the sequence of phases matter just as much.Spineback virtual coaching will track these parameters during the exercise, guide the patient with visual and audio feedback, and let the practitioner review the execution afterwards.
See Spineback in action
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