A Rheovara productEvery movement
tells a story.
BIMA is exploring how synchronized video and wearable motion sensors can help researchers study early movement with greater context.
One purpose.
Four places to begin.
The details belong on their own pages. Choose the perspective that matters to you and explore it without wading through the entire project at once.
Begin with the movement that is already there.
Why careful observation, thoughtful measurement, and clinical partnership guide the work.
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See movement in context.
How synchronized video, motion sensors, timing, and corrected age create a richer research record.
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A gentle session, clearly explained.
What participation may involve, what is collected, and the limits of what a recording can say.
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Build stronger studies together.
A place for clinicians, researchers, engineers, and institutions to explore collaboration.
Explore →Build evidence before making claims.
BIMA is a research data-collection platform. It does not diagnose cerebral palsy or another condition and does not replace qualified clinical judgment.
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