02 · Motion Intelligence
MAI Motion
The Future of Musculoskeletal Health and Movement
An overview of markerless, single-camera motion analysis as a practical route to earlier functional detection, personalised rehabilitation and objective monitoring in musculoskeletal care.
Presentation Details
Presented, and open to scrutiny.
Each presentation connects surgical decision-making, markerless movement measurement and quantitative imaging — bringing MSK Doctors Research to an international clinical and scientific audience.
Event
United European Academy Conference, Casablanca
Format
International conference presentation
Authors
Paul Y. Lee; Tanvi Verma — MSK Doctors, UK; United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust, UK
Themes
Scientific Focus
The presentation describes the gap between subjective movement observation and scalable objective measurement. MAI Motion is presented as an AI-powered, markerless platform designed to quantify control, symmetry and flow from a single-camera recording without a specialist motion laboratory. Repeated measurements can provide clinicians and patients with visual, numerical feedback on movement quality over time.
Why It Matters
The translational proposition is that measurable function can support earlier recognition of decline, more personalised rehabilitation and clearer monitoring of recovery or risk. The work sits at the intersection of biomechanics, artificial intelligence, regenerative medicine and preventative care. It also identifies support from MSK Doctors, the University of Lincoln and Innovate UK, and describes expanding European collaboration.
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