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Wearable m-assessment system for neurological disease patients

Wearable motion sensors are widely used in monitoring of activities of daily living (ADL). Professional wearable motion trackers are also used for clinical gait and motor performance analysis in a medically controlled environment. We developed a motor condition assessment system for home use that targets patients with progressive neurodegenerative disease (namely multiple sclerosis). The system consists of at least one wearable sensor and an appropriate assessment methodology. Paper describes the technological implementation of the solution and patient trial results conducted during a three-year study at home and in a hospital environment.