This document discusses physical mobility training that can be done in the home. It involves [1] personalized, real-time tracking of posture and movement at home, [2] using yoga and pilates practice as well as rehabilitation for effective training, and [3] doing the training in a simple, fun and engaging way.

1. Physical mobility training
in the home
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2. Physical mobility training
in the home
• Personalized, real-time posture
and movement tracking, at
home;
• For most effective training, yoga
and pilates practice and
rehabilitation;
• In a simple, fun to do, engaging
way.
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3. Posture & movement
tracking
Instant feedback
Personal advice
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4. Posture & movement tracking
What are your first thoughts?
What should be in it for you?
What technology partners should we connect with?
Instant feedback
Personal advice
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5. Instant feedback
What are your first thoughts?
What should be in it for you?
What technology partners should we connect with?
Posture & movement
tracking
Personal advice
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6. Posture & movement
tracking
Instant feedback
Personal advice
What are your first thoughts?
What should be in it for you?
What technology partners should we connect with?
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7. Thank you!
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