Objective Parkinson's motor analysis from video
ConductVision reads the MDS-UPDRS Part III motor tasks from standard video — finger tapping, hand open/close, pronation-supination, and tremor — and turns them into objective, reviewable endpoints. Capture amplitude and decrement, not just frequency, with the video kept for audit.
Objective, exportable metrics
Tap rate
taps per second across the task
Amplitude decrement
fatigue / sequence effect over repetitions
Rhythm variability
inter-tap interval coefficient of variation
Tremor spectrum
rest & postural tremor frequency and amplitude
MDS-UPDRS Part III motor items
Replaces manual rater scoring and single-axis accelerometer wearables. Output the score the field already trusts, plus the richer digital metrics behind it — and the recording stays auditable.
From video to exportable metrics
Record the motor task
Film finger tapping, hand open/close, pronation-supination, or a postural-tremor hold with a single camera.
Track hand keypoints
Per-finger and wrist landmarks are estimated frame by frame, then segmented into individual tap and movement cycles.
Export motor endpoints
Rate, amplitude, decrement, rhythm, and tremor spectra export with overlays for review and statistics.
Where teams use it
Parkinson's motor analysis — methods & FAQ
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