Indian health tech startup Spry has announced the launch of a self-assessment tool designed to enable users to gauge their own readiness for physical activities.
Using a combination of computer vision and user inputs, the innovative tool can assess a person's mobility and overall movement health. From there, it can provide users with a customized movement plan, the results of which differ greatly depending on a wide range of variables. In addition, partnering professionals from the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) can validate a users' assessments, ensuring that they are receiving accurate results and recommendations.
"By providing our users with an accessible and affordable front door for all their MSK issues, we offer an opportunity to substantially upgrade their overall quality of life," said Brijraj Bhuptani, CEO and co-founder of Spry.
AI-Powered Physical Assessment Apps
Spry's Newest Tool Helps Users Gauge Their Movement Health
Trend Themes
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