Identification of Neurodevelopmental Disorders
The diagnostic journey for neurodevelopmental disorders can be lengthy and often depends on comprehensive clinical assessment. In many cases, symptom-led workflows delay timely intervention. Our project aims to track infants from birth and identify risk signals between weeks 8 and 22, enabling earlier referral and rehabilitation planning. Building on the AI foundation initiated in our 1512 Cerebral Palsy early-diagnosis project, we provide diagnosis support, follow-up, and treatment-response tracking through motion analysis and measurable evidence. Our goal is to reduce functional loss, start developmental support earlier, and improve quality of life.
Key Features
AI-Powered Motion Analysis
Early Diagnosis Between Weeks 8–22
Tracking via Computer Vision
Development Tracking with Hard Data
Why Choose This Solution?
Our Identification of Neurodevelopmental Disorders solution provides key advantages to healthcare institutions, improving patient care quality while optimizing operational efficiency.
- Opportunity for Early Rehabilitation
- Prevention of Joint Deformities
- Reduction of Respiratory Complications
- Improved Quality of Life
Neonatal Care Units
Physical Therapy Clinics
At-Home Patient Monitoring
Early Intervention Centers
How It Works?
Integration
Connects to your system
Data Upload
Medical data is securely transferred
AI Analysis
AI performs the analysis
Result
Detailed report is provided
Frequently Asked Questions about Identification of Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Answers to the most common questions about our Identification of Neurodevelopmental Disorders solution.
Infants' movements are captured on video and analyzed by our AI algorithm to identify neurodevelopmental risk signals.
It is designed for early diagnosis and follow-up of infants, particularly between weeks 8 and 22.
Early diagnosis support enables earlier rehabilitation, lowers the risk of functional loss, and improves treatment outcomes.