KŌMØ MOTION · MEASUREMENT LAYER
Measure movement.
Without reducing it to one number.
Motion is the acquisition layer. It organizes the data describing how a person walks, produces effort, rises, maintains balance and organizes posture.
THE DIMENSIONS
Five data families.
One coherent profile.
Not every dimension comes from the same tool. KŌMØ keeps origins distinct before they meet in Clinical.
- 01Final variables depend on the Myodev export.
Gait
Temporal and spatial variables available through Myodev: pace, speed, step parameters and asymmetry when provided.
- 02KŌMØ does not infer a measure absent from source data.
Muscle function
Lower-limb muscle signals collected by the Myodev system according to the selected configuration.
- 03Testing conditions must be documented.
Functional tests
Performance during standardized tasks such as rising and stepping.
- 04Posture is not interpreted in isolation.
Posture
Postural measures collected with a dedicated tool, separately from gait sensors.
- 05Experience complements measurement; it does not replace it.
Reported function
Questionnaire and life context to compare instrumented measures with real-life function.
MOTION OUTPUT
A profile.
Not yet a clinical conclusion.
Values remain linked to their source: sensor, test, posture or questionnaire.
Results can be followed over time when protocol and conditions remain sufficiently comparable.
Global scoring and age equivalents are KŌMØ constructs under development and require dedicated validation.
NEXT
The next layer is Clinical.
Motion describes what was measured. Clinical organizes what those data mean in an individual context.
Discover KŌMØ Clinical →