KŌMØ Motion
Non-medical functional measurement and feedback in appropriate settings.
KŌMØ CASE · POWERED BY MYODEV
Mobility becomes
measurable. Then actionable.
One Case, one protocol, six sensors and Pulse to turn a locomotor session into reference points that can be understood, followed and used.
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CASE TO PLAN
The journey makes sense
in five seconds.
The equipment serves a clear sequence: acquire, understand, then shape the next step around the person and the setting.
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Case
The real portable system, ready for the session.
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Measure
Functional tests and six-sensor acquisition.
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Motion Score
A visual synthesis of the measured dimensions.
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Pulse
Sessions, results and trajectory in one place.
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Plan
Priorities contextualised by the professional or programme.
THE REAL SYSTEM
One Case.
Everything that matters on site.
The Case holds the field equipment needed for a structured acquisition. No artificial rendering, no abstract promise: this is the system used in the real session.
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KŌMØ PULSE · THE RESULT
The measurement becomes visible.
The trajectory becomes followable.
Pulse brings the Motion Score, functional references and longitudinal follow-up into one premium interface designed to make the result immediately understandable.
EVIDENCE · METHOD · BOUNDARIES
Real technology.
Distinct responsibilities.
KŌMØ Clinical
Interpretation, indication and care decisions remain the responsibility of the licensed physician.
Motion Score is a KŌMØ methodological synthesis undergoing progressive validation. It is not a diagnosis, medical advice or a care decision.
See the method and boundariesRIVIERA · PRIVATE DEMONSTRATIONS
See the Case.
In your setting.
Medical and longevity centres, premium hospitality, performance and private partners: a demonstration begins with your context.
Request a demonstration
FOUNDER · MEDICAL & SCIENTIFIC VISION
Dr Renan Chapon
Physician · Founder, KŌMØ Longevity
Dr Renan Chapon is a physician whose hospital path has focused on neurosurgery, spine surgery and functional movement assessment across Dijon, Strasbourg and Montpellier. His academic work has included gait analysis in lumbar spinal stenosis, with a consistent interest in the relationship between movement, function and long-term autonomy.
KŌMØ Longevity grew from a simple conviction: longevity is not only a biological number. It is also the ability to keep walking, standing, recovering, adapting and living independently. KŌMØ makes that functional trajectory measurable, understandable and followable over time.
Measure movement before mobility becomes a limitation.