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3DTutor

The 3DTutor  Motion Feedback Training System

The 3DTutor enables training of full-body movements, including trunk, upper limb, and coordinated multi-joint motion. The system integrates a wearable sensor-based setup with dedicated software to support structured motor training and objective movement tracking across functional movement patterns.

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Targeted Training

The 3DTutor enables clinicians to deliver task-oriented training tailored to the patient’s range of motion (ROM) and functional abilities. Real-time biofeedback supports:

  • Full-Body Motor Training Exercises: Designed to support trunk, upper limb, and multi-joint movement practice

  • Repetitive Practice: Enables high-frequency training sessions across functional movement patterns

  • Coordinated Movement Training: Supports integration of upper body and trunk control during functional tasks

  • Adjunct Therapy Use: Can be used alongside therapies such as Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES), where applicable

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Monitoring & Data Capture

The system software provides tools for supervised or independent training:

  • Movement Tracking: Captures multi-joint and full-body movement parameters during exercises

  • Performance Data: Records metrics such as movement frequency, speed, coordination, and range of motion

  • Biofeedback Interface: Provides real-time visual feedback during training sessions

Engagement, Gamification & Motivation

The 3DTutor system incorporates gamified elements designed to enhance patient engagement and training adherence. Interactive feedback and structured task goals help make therapy sessions more engaging, personalized, and user-friendly.

  • Gamified Training Tasks: Exercise-based activities with goal-oriented challenges across full-body movements

  • Real-Time Feedback: Visual feedback supports active participation during training

  • Motivation Support: Progress tracking and performance indicators encourage continued use

  • Customizable Sessions: Clinicians can tailor training parameters to individual patient needs and abilities

These features are intended to support patient engagement during structured rehabilitation programs.

Clinical Indications

  • Fine motor, sensory and cognitive impairments

  • Stroke

  • Multiple Sclerosis

  • Cerebral Palsy

  • Parkinson’s disease

  • Head injuries

  • Complex regional pain syndrome

  • Muscle weakness

  • Peripheral nerve injuries

  • Post orthopedic surgery e.g. tendon transfer

  • Fractures and soft tissue injuries

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Unique Features

  • Evaluation and analysis including speed, passive and active range of motion and motion analysis

  • Documentation & Reports for 

  • Controlled & Customized real-time accurate feedback on patient performance

  • Motivating & Challenging rehabilitation games

  • suitable for a wide variety of neurological and orthopedic injury and disease

  • Movement biofeedback prevents development of undesired and compensatory movements

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