Introducing HingeScore: A New Way to Track MSK Outcomes

Most MSK measurement tools rely on one thing: self-reported surveys. That works for pain or stiffness. But function? That's harder to capture with a questionnaire. So we built HingeScore to combine objective movement data—captured via your phone's camera—with self-reported insights. No special equipment, no lab visit. Just computer vision that turns your smartphone into a 3D motion capture tool. What changes is members now get a complete picture of their joint function—not just how they feel, but how they move. That deeper understanding is what keeps them motivated and engaged through their MSK journey. One phone. Real data. Better outcomes.

Most tech starts to date as soon as it's installed. But Huddly's AI-driven devices are different. With continuous software updates, they evolve over time—adding new features, boosting performance, and delivering a better experience with every upgrade. So your meeting tech stays relevant, efficient, and ready for what’s next. #FutureReady #AIInnovation #SmartUpdates #Huddly https://lnkd.in/eBvQ7JKy

The smart investment in AV doesn't wear out. It gets smarter. Huddly's AI-driven devices evolve with every software update, unlocking new features and refining performance long after installation. That's the power of future-ready meeting tech. #FutureReady #AIInnovation #SmartUpdates #Huddly https://lnkd.in/eK6vt-A9

NEW TECH #new #tech 1. Sandbar Steam Ring: An AI-powered smart ring that records voice notes, controls music, and chats with an onboard assistant. 2. Whoop MG: The company recently released its most advanced, medical-grade fitness tracker to date. It packs an FDA-cleared ECG for on-demand heart screenings, offers daily blood pressure insights, and even measures physiological aging. 3. Dreame S1 Water Purifier: A compact all-in-one machine that dispenses hot, cold, and ice water in seconds. It filters through seven layers for pure, mineral-rich water and cleans itself automatically. 4. Nuwa Pen: A smart pen that uses a triple-camera and AI to digitize your writing on any paper in real time, and even transcribe and organize your notes — no screen needed.

The bloodwork arms race is on. And companies are racing to meet demand. Wearable makers like WHOOP and ŌURA are layering diagnostics and biometrics, while Function Health and Superpower compete on price. Meanwhile, Parsley Health, Lifeforce, InsideTracker, and many others incorporate labs. The catch? Most platforms rely on Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp for fulfillment. Simply building sleek wrappers isn’t enough. As lab access gets cheaper and more widespread, testing becomes a commodity. To truly stand out, companies must earn trust, strengthen the patient relationship, and deliver meaningful outcomes.

Did you know that Myndlift works with the Muse S Athena headband? 👇 Compared to Muse 2, Athena is lighter, more comfortable, and offers improved signal quality, which can make training easier for your clients. It’s also the first wearable to combine EEG and fNIRS, capturing electrical activity and blood oxygenation together. Both Muse 2 and Muse S Athena work seamlessly within the Myndlift system. They’re simply different tools for different preferences, training styles, and needs. Same Myndlift dashboard and clinical workflow, just with more flexibility.

A clinical trial has achieved what once felt out of reach — restoring sight to people who were completely blind. The wireless PRIMA microchip, implanted beneath the retina and paired with AR glasses, helped 84% of participants with advanced macular degeneration regain the ability to read lines on a vision chart. It’s more than innovation — it’s transformation. Every breakthrough like this pushes accessibility, independence, and human potential forward. 💙🧡 🔗 Read the full article → https://lnkd.in/gYhv6iyG #HearseeMobility #AccessibilityForAll #BlindTech #InnovationInMotion #VisionRestoration #InclusiveDesign #NavigatingNewPossibilities Alt Text: Close-up of a fingertip with a tiny orange PRIMA microchip resting on it. Text reads “When Technology Meets the Impossible above and Vision restoration is redefining what accessibility looks like.” reads below.

Point-of-care molecular diagnostic tools integrated into smartphones and handheld devices combine microfluidic lab-on-chip systems with rapid DNA/RNA amplification technologies like LAMP or RPA to detect infections and genetic conditions within 30–40 minutes. These compact systems handle everything from sample preparation to result visualization through mobile apps, enabling clinicians and field workers to perform accurate molecular testing outside traditional labs, even in remote or low-resource environments. The data syncs to cloud platforms for real-time disease surveillance and patient monitoring. #pointofcarediagnostics #medicalinnovation #rapiddiagnostics #lezdotechmed

“I didn’t have to do anything to my phone. I just put the app on, plugged in the laryngoscope, and immediately had a picture.” — Aaron Asay, DMSc, PA-C, FIBODM Executive Director of Jase Response, specialist in austere and disaster medicine When you’re managing a critical airway, you don’t have time for equipment that needs to boot up, cameras that need to “warm up,” or touch screens that won’t respond to gloves. IntuBlade’s approach is different: download our free app once—that’s the only setup. From then on, it’s plug-and-go every time. Under the hood: High-definition CMOS camera with integrated LED illumination in the blade, powered through USB-C. Plug in and the feed appears instantly in the app for live view and automatic recording—no battery, no boot time, no charging station. The complete ecosystem: Everything lives in the free IntuBlade app—live visualization, automatic recording, video review, and case documentation. One platform. One seamless workflow. What providers tell us: • Plug in and immediately start recording • High-clarity imaging from the blade’s onboard camera • Works seamlessly with gloves—your phone is the display, not a built-in touchscreen • No “warm up” period required By the time traditional video laryngoscopes finish powering on, IntuBlade is already visualizing the airway. Real feedback from real providers. That’s what drives us forward.

Innovation meets frontline care at the APTA Federal/Primary Care Conference this week in Savannah, GA. MedRhythms is showcasing InTandem® and MOVIVE™, Rx-only [home-use] medical devices that use music, sensors, and software to deliver rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS). These devices deliver an individualized, progressive intervention that is clinically proven to support walking rehab. Visit the MedRhythms table to experience how music-based neurorehabilitation is redefining rehabilitation.