SME Phase I
Rehabilitation Hub: The World’s First Digital Recovery Therapy Solution
The project REHUB It is an innovative digital tele-rehabilitation solution developed by DyCare, aimed at patients with chronic musculoskeletal disorders.
East Report made in 2018 It underlines the high quality and great potential of Rehub, highlighting its commercial impact, its technological innovation, and its operational viability. The evaluation was very positive, obtaining a score of 14.25/15 in STEP-1 of the evaluation, which ensures the financing to continue with the development and expansion of the project.
The DyCare-supported Rehub project seeks to transform the landscape of digital rehabilitation for patients with chronic musculoskeletal disorders (MSD), such as rheumatoid arthritis, lumbar, cervical and shoulder pain, affecting More than 100 million people in Europe. Currently, conventional rehabilitation programs are expensive and ineffective, with a high percentage of dropout by patients. In this context, Rehub offers a tele-rehabilitation solution that allows remote rehabilitation and remote monitoring of patients.
The Rehub system is based on portable sensors that collect objective data on muscle strength and joint movements. This data is processed by intelligent algorithms, allowing physiotherapists to create custom rehabilitation programs and adjust the exercises as needed. In addition, the platform guides the patient through the exercises, providing them with real-time feedback to ensure correct execution and improve their motivation.
Report results
The project has reached TRL 7, having validated its first prototype in three health centers. The results obtained so far are highly promising: Rehub has been shown to reduce the recovery time of patients by 40%, increase the completion rate of rehabilitation to 90%, and improve the productivity of health centers by 60%.
Conclusions of the report
Rehub not only has great potential to improve the health of patients, but also to create an efficient and accessible digital rehabilitation market in Europe. The company plans to use the funds requested to optimize the system’s artificial intelligence algorithms, industrialize hardware components, and carry out two large-scale clinical studies to validate the effectiveness of the platform. Rehub’s B2C business model will allow physiotherapists, doctors, and patients to be connected through an easy-to-use online platform. The project aims to obtain recognition in the European market and achieve the sale of 1,239 licenses by 2022, which will allow 165,000 patients to reach 13.8 million euros in income.
SME Phase II
The industrial doctorate project presented by DyCare aims to develop various signal processing techniques for the preliminary extraction of characteristics of human behavior in the rehabilitation process.
Industrial doctorate project
DyCare, a company specialized in technological solutions for physical rehabilitation and diagnosis in health, presents an industrial doctorate project that seeks to advance in the development of digital tools for physical rehabilitation. The platform that will be developed within the framework of this project will focus mainly on the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal, respiratory and neurological pathologies, with the use of advanced technologies such as inertial sensors, AI, and remote monitoring systems.
Key project objectives
DyCare, with its Rehub platform, has already launched a system that allows remote rehabilitation. The new industrial doctorate project aims to advance these solutions, with the active participation of universities and research centers to promote the transfer of knowledge and innovation.
Development of innovative solutions
AI and NLP application
Interaction with health professionals
Academic & Business Collaboration
Academic and business collaboration will ensure that the doctoral student develops advanced skills in management of R&D&i projects, intellectual property and the development of new technologies, mainly focused on digital rehabilitation and the use of artificial intelligence for the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
The doctoral student will benefit from a multidisciplinary environment, working on the interface of academic research with industrial needs in a field as relevant as physical rehabilitation.
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