AI Mobility Tests

The Five Times Sit-to-Stand Test assesses lower body strength, endurance, and functional mobility by measuring the time taken to stand up from and sit back down on a chair five times. It identifies limitations in leg strength and mobility, which are essential for daily activities like getting up from a seat and preventing falls.

The Semi-Tandem Stand Test evaluates balance by standing with one foot partially ahead of the other (heel of one foot touching the toes of the other). AI tracks stability and pose accuracy.

The Full Tandem Stand Test assesses balance by standing with feet in a heel-to-toe position (one foot directly in front of the other, as on a line). It is the most challenging balance test in the series, identifying subtle balance impairments.

The 30-Second Sit-to-Stand Test assesses lower limb strength and endurance by counting full stands in 30 seconds. It is valuable for evaluating fall risk and physical fitness.

The Single Leg Stance Test evaluates static balance by measuring the time a person can stand on one leg. It identifies balance impairments and fall risks.

The Timed Up and Go Test measures the time required to stand from a chair, walk 3 meters, turn around, and sit back down. It assesses functional mobility, balance, and fall risk, particularly for older adults or individuals with limited mobility. AI automates time and step counting.

The Functional Reach Test assesses dynamic balance and risk of fall by measuring the maximum distance a person can reach forward without losing balance. AI tracks reach distance and stability.

The Gait Speed Test evaluates gait speed as an indicator of health, mobility, and balance. AI measures time and step count for precise functional assessment.

The Side-by-Side Stand Test assesses static balance by standing with feet tightly together. AI analyzes body stability by tracking shoulder and hip sway.