Collect AI Data in PT

A Capstone Project in Artificial Intelligence

Join our Data Collection Experience for your DPT capstone project.


Collect data on your fellow students with a head held computer vision tool and lead the Artificial Intelligence revolution.

Learn how to conduct one or more of the following PT tests using an AI-enhanced mobile device:

  • Clinical Test of Sensory Integration and Balance (CTSIB)
  • The Berg Balance Scale (BBS)
  • The 10 meter Gait Velocity test.

Here’s what we ask; here’s what you get

Deliverables

  1. We’ll give you the Zoom training session ion the AI mobile app. I know, big deal, right? You’ll be the 1st team in the world to obtain this training.
  2. Meet the Team: You’ll work directly with Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence engineers training the app – on YOUR data.
  3. You’ll join our Quarterly Zoom Clinical Advisory Council on Artificial Intelligence. A brain trust of engineers and physical therapists building the future.
    • Apply Now! only the 1st 10 advisors get to join the Council.
  4. One Continuing Education course for PT and PTAs (1.5 CEUs).
    • Zoom
    • Location TBD

Expectation

Here’s what we’ll ask of you:

  • 20 CTSIB validation tests on student DPTs, friends, family and peers (3 minutes each).
  • Attend the Clinical Advisory Council quarterly meetings.

AI/ML Clinical Advisory Council timeline

  • March 31, 2024
  • June 30, 2024
  • September 30, 2024
  • December 31, 2024
Images of the AI algorithm validation process
Images of the AI algorithm validation process

Join the team of VisualPT.ai to help us collect enough human movement data to train an AI to understand human movement data.

You will enhance your PT skills by training the algorithm in these 3 tests:

  • The Clinical Test of Sensory integration and Balance (CTSIB)
  • The Berg Balance Scale
  • 10 meter Gait Velocity

Rapid video collection

Cameras in the PT clinic can aid the capture of human movement data.

Artificial Intelligence analysis

Physical therapists can augment the prediction of people who may fall down.

Fall Risk Reduction

Enhanced reporting of commonly used PT tests and measures.