Context
Doctors needed purpose-built applications for experimental workflows related to rehabilitation medication therapy for Parkinson's patients, facial asymmetry, and full-body posture asymmetry.
Challenge
Each experiment needed a focused application. Two of the applications also required live AI-assisted detection while remaining clearly positioned as research tools rather than autonomous diagnostic systems.
What Cloud1 did
- Built a focused application for a physician-led rehabilitation medication therapy experiment involving Parkinson's patients.
- Built a second application for live AI-assisted facial asymmetry detection.
- Built a third application for live AI-assisted full-body posture asymmetry detection.
- Kept the product scope and language aligned with doctor-led experimentation and human interpretation.
Outcome
- Delivered three working applications for physician-led experimental workflows.
- Enabled real-time AI-assisted observation in the facial and full-body asymmetry applications.
- Kept public claims limited to delivered functionality; no diagnostic or medical efficacy claims are made.
