Health and Fitness

Validation of Amazon Halo Movement: a smartphone camera-based assessment of movement health

M. Fanton, Y. Harari, et al.

Explore the groundbreaking validation of Halo Movement, a smartphone camera-based assessment tool for measuring movement health! This research highlights its effectiveness in distinguishing between athletes, healthy individuals, and those with movement impairments, conducted by an accomplished team of experts.

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Abstract

This paper validates Halo Movement, a smartphone camera-based assessment of movement health. Using computer vision and machine learning, it quantifies movement health through five exercises. In a diverse cohort of 150 participants, moderate to strong correlations were found between Halo Movement scores, sensor-based 3D motion capture, and 13 standardized functional movement tests. Halo Movement effectively differentiated between athletes, healthy individuals, and those with movement impairments, suggesting potential superiority over existing tools for quantifying functional movement in able-bodied individuals.

Publisher

npj Digital Medicine

Published On

Sep 06, 2022

Authors

Michael Fanton, Yaar Harari, Matthew Giffhorn, Allie Lynott, Eli Alshan, Jonathan Mendley, Madeline Czerwiec, Rebecca Macaluso, Ianir Ideses, Eduard Oks, Arun Jayaraman

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