Ab.Acus is a research-driven, market-oriented company
We aim at spreading and exploiting ICT and engineering-based
methodologies in the field of social sciences, humanities, and medicine.
Ab.Acus strives to meet the citizens’ needs by turning the full potentialities
of new technologies and existing know-how into new applications.
Ab.Acus has been involved in international research for more than 15 years.
longITools, Youth-GEMs, HappyMums and MUSAE are European projects running today, all of them focusing to get a better quality of life for all European citizens.
DDRehab is the solution for digital home rehabilitation.
It allows tailored rehabilitation paths to be administered and monitored directly at home.
With DDRehab, rehabilitation services are more effective, inclusive and equitable.
RehabMe is a ubiquitous exercising system that capitalises on RF technology to transform daily life objects into rehabilitation tools, and daily life activities into effective exercises, maximizing the patients engagement by tailoring the therapy on each patient’s needs and habits.
RehabMe guides the patient through the execution of tasks mimicking functional activities, automatically detects their correct execution, and computes and stores performance indexes.
SilverWay is an innovative walking navigation concept that exploits collective intelligence to tailor the urban experience to specific needs or abilities.
The pedestrian routing algorithm allows the selection of personalised mobility profiles to ensure the most suitable route according to the needs of each user. It recommends suitable paths taking into account roads’ conditions and user’s health status to support autonomous, healthy and safe navigation.
QuantifyMyPerson is a monitoring platform able to manage 24/7 behavioral data through the analysis of data detected by both smartphone and wearable devices.
By means of a devoted dashboard the clinician can both manage the profiles of patients associated with the study, i.e. their medical history, their visits and their diary notes, and analyse the collected information through charts and indexes. Devoted alerts may be set to point out any variation from typical behavior.
Ab.Acus has been involved in international research for more than 15 years.
longITools, Youth-GEMs, HappyMums and MUSAE are European projects running today, all of them focusing to get a better quality of life for all European citizens.
DDRehab is the solution for digital home rehabilitation.
It allows tailored rehabilitation paths to be administered and monitored directly at home.
With DDRehab, rehabilitation services are more effective, inclusive and equitable.
RehabMe is a ubiquitous exercising system that capitalises on RF technology to transform daily life objects into rehabilitation tools, and daily life activities into effective exercises, maximizing the patients engagement by tailoring the therapy on each patient’s needs and habits.
RehabMe guides the patient through the execution of tasks mimicking functional activities, automatically detects their correct execution, and computes and stores performance indexes.
SilverWay is an innovative walking navigation concept that exploits collective intelligence to tailor the urban experience to specific needs or abilities.
The pedestrian routing algorithm allows the selection of personalised mobility profiles to ensure the most suitable route according to the needs of each user. It recommends suitable paths taking into account roads’ conditions and user’s health status to support autonomous, healthy and safe navigation.
QuantifyMyPerson is a monitoring platform able to manage 24/7 behavioral data through the analysis of data detected by both smartphone and wearable devices.
By means of a devoted dashboard the clinician can both manage the profiles of patients associated with the study, i.e. their medical history, their visits and their diary notes, and analyse the collected information through charts and indexes. Devoted alerts may be set to point out any variation from typical behavior.
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Towards the future of mobile health: a journey to the responsible use of digital tools for health and wellbeing monitoring – Part 1: what can we get from a smartphone?
The discussion on the potential role of “mobile health” in sustainable care management is continuously
Improving home-based rehabilitation for stroke patients
May 2021: An exciting new project has been launched to develop an advanced