The measurements come from peer-reviewed work. Validating them with our own patients is the next step.

A neurology consultation room: where the data ends up being read

Published data on the scale of the problem.

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of stroke patients are not doing the rehabilitation exercises their clinician prescribed: at home, alone, unmonitored.

NCBI. Limb heaviness as a sensorimotor disorder alters rehabilitation adherence after stroke.
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of stroke survivors receive no home health or outpatient therapy at all after discharge.

Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, 2024. Differences in rehabilitation evaluation access for stroke survivors.
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stroke patients stops rehabilitating. Average adherence is 68.6%.

Frontiers in Neurology, 2025. Adherence to rehabilitation exercise in acute stroke patients.
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stroke patients with sequelae per neurologist in Spanish stroke units.

SEN (Sociedad Española de Neurología), October 2025. 330,000 survivors divided by about 325 stroke-unit neurologists.

From a webcam frame to a clinical number, in four steps:

  1. A standard laptop webcam, at 30 frames per second. No gloves, no markers, nothing to calibrate. The patient only sees the game.

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Clinical partner

A neurology department or rehabilitation clinic to run a structured pilot with post-stroke patients.

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Ethics approval

Ethics committee approval through a partner university (UCM or similar) to conduct the study.

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Pilot study

Twelve weeks with a cohort of post-stroke patients, comparing FixedGap metrics against Fugl-Meyer assessments by physiotherapists.

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Publication and CE marking

Publish the results in a peer-reviewed journal and submit for CE marking under MDR 2017/745, Class IIa.

The first group validates the methods we use. The second gives the clinical rationale.

These papers are the foundation we built on, not a validation of FixedGap itself. The first study on our own product will be listed here when it is published.

We are looking for clinical partners to run the first validation study. If you work in stroke rehabilitation and want to collaborate, we would like to talk.