Contactless motion tracking — no sensors on the patient
A camera watches the patient move. The software calculates joint positions and angles in real time. Therapeutic tasks respond to the movement instantly. Nothing is attached to the patient’s body.
What the camera tracks
Using supported camera-based configurations — such as a USB webcam on a Windows PC, or the built-in camera on an Android or iOS device — the system sees the patient and builds a real-time skeleton model: full body or hands and fingers, standing or seated.
Full body
Head, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles — real-time skeleton from a single camera.
Hands & fingers
Individual finger position, grasp patterns, wrist angles.
Standing & seated
Designed to adapt to supported seated and standing use cases based on the patient’s position and condition.
The camera produces joint positions, angles, and movement ranges in real time. This data drives every therapeutic task and generates every session report. The patient just moves — the system does the rest.
Immersive VR with Meta Quest
The same therapeutic tasks, the same clinical parameters, the same session reports — but in an immersive virtual environment.
The patient wears a Meta Quest 3 or 3s headset and trains inside the virtual world. The headset handles all tracking natively — no external cameras, no PC needed for the patient.
Stable viewpoint
Immersive environment with stable viewpoint designed to minimize discomfort.
Standalone
No PC needed for the patient station. The headset runs independently.
Built-in tracking
Head, hand, and body tracking from the headset. No external cameras.
Visual immersion
VR may be selected by the therapist when immersive training is appropriate for the rehabilitation plan.
Camera and VR are interchangeable. Both produce the same type of data, both run the same tasks. The therapist can switch a patient from camera to VR (or vice versa) without changing the therapy plan.
72+ therapeutic tasks. 100+ movement patterns. One library.
Every task in VAST.Rehab is driven by a Control Mode — the specific body movement that controls the task. The same task can be performed with completely different movements depending on the Control Mode selected. This is what gives VAST.Rehab its clinical flexibility: one library covers your entire patient population.
Movement pattern categories
Control Modes are grouped by body region and movement type. Every task offers full parameter control — range of motion, speed, number of targets, reaction time window, duration, and difficulty — adjustable before or during the session. The engagement level is also configurable: from structured repetition with visual guidance to interactive biofeedback with targets, objects, and progressive challenge.
Upper limb
Shoulder flexion/extension, abduction, elbow flexion, wrist movements. Reaching, lifting, crossing midline. Standing and seated.
Lower limb
Hip flexion, knee extension, ankle dorsiflexion. Stepping, weight bearing, sit-to-stand patterns.
Trunk & core
Lateral flexion, rotation, forward lean. Seated and standing. Postural control and dynamic stability tasks.
Balance & weight shift
Mediolateral and anteroposterior weight shifting. Single-leg stance. Anticipatory postural adjustments. Weight distribution tasks.
Hands & fingers
Individual finger movements, grasp patterns, wrist pronation/supination. Precision reaching, finger individuation.
Dual-task support
Memory sequences, divided attention, reaction time, problem-solving. Combined with any physical Control Mode for dual-task training within therapist-directed sessions.
Build sessions in minutes. Adjust in real time.
The Therapist Panel is where therapy is planned, monitored, and reviewed. Everything the therapist needs — in one interface.
Workout Templates
Build a session from scratch or use a template. Define tasks, order, and parameters. Save and reuse. Share templates across the team for consistent protocols.
Segments
Sessions are composed of segments. A standard segment runs tasks for a set time. A review segment runs therapist-defined check-in tasks once each. Combine both in a single session.
Patient Calendar
Assign sessions to the patient’s calendar. The patient sees scheduled sessions when they log in. Or the therapist starts the session manually — no patient login required.
Real-time monitoring
See active Patient Stations, session data, and patient performance metrics. Monitor sessions running in other rooms from any Therapist Station on the network.
Live adjustment
While the patient is training: pause or stop the session, change difficulty or range, skip to the next task, add a new task, switch the control mode.
Team collaboration
Share workout templates across the team. Any therapist can see any patient’s history (with appropriate permissions). Consistent protocols across the entire facility.
Optional communication tools for remote session support
VAST.Rehab includes integrated communication and screen-sharing tools. When a patient trains remotely, the therapist connects through the Therapist Panel and supports continuity of therapist oversight during selected remote sessions.
Therapist communication tools
- Screen sharing — view the patient’s therapeutic task
- Camera feed — visual guidance and movement check
- Session data — real-time metrics and biofeedback
What the therapist can do
- Talk to the patient (live audio)
- Pause the session and adjust parameters
- Demonstrate movements on the patient’s screen
Use cases
- Tele-rehabilitation — supervised home therapy
- Multi-site supervision — therapist monitors patients across locations
Remote communication and supervision features are auxiliary tools supporting therapist-led workflows. They do not change the core therapeutic function of VAST.Rehab and may not be available in every market, workflow, or deployment model.
Platforms
- Windows
- Android
- Meta Quest
Session records supporting therapist review
Every session generates a structured report. No manual data entry. The data exists because the patient did the session — the therapist reviews it in clinical context.
Range of motion
Available for selected tasks and configurations. Measured in degrees for relevant joints and reviewed by the therapist in clinical context.
Reaction times
Response speed recorded for applicable tasks. Reviewed by the therapist as part of session data.
Balance metrics
Center of pressure, postural sway, weight distribution symmetry.
Adherence
Sessions prescribed vs. completed. Task completion rates. Training volume over time.
Trend visualization
Comparison across sessions — same patient, same task, different dates.
Data export
Export in standard formats for clinical documentation.
Built for clinical environments
ISO 13485
Continuous certification since 2012. Quality management covering design, development, deployment, and support.
Regulatory status
Regulatory status varies by market. Contact us for jurisdiction-specific information.
GDPR Compliant
Data minimization, purpose limitation, patient rights.
Encrypted data
HTTPS for all data transmission. Database-level encryption for stored patient data.
Local data storage
The Local Server deployment keeps all patient data on-premises. No internet required. No cloud dependency. Fully offline operation behind your firewall.
Sandbox mode
Technical support and service access can be performed without access to real patient data. IT maintains full control over data access.