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Infant movement classification through pressure distribution analysis

Medicine and Health

Infant movement classification through pressure distribution analysis

T. Kulvicius, D. Zhang, et al.

Discover a groundbreaking non-intrusive approach for the early detection of neuromotor disorders like cerebral palsy, utilizing innovative pressure sensing technology developed by renowned experts including Tomas Kulvicius and Sven Bölte. This research promises to revolutionize infant movement classification and enhance clinical applications.

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