What if good rehabilitation didn't mean three hospital trips a week? It already doesn't, for rehabilitation patients across hospitals in Thailand.
NeuronFRAMES helps patients keep up their rehabilitation — with guided practice, clearer progress, and care that continues from the hospital to home. It's in daily clinical use at King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital across Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy.
Department of Rehabilitation: patients treated every month across Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy.
View partnership →NeuronFRAMES brings guided practice, clear progress tracking, and personalized exercises into one platform patients can use in the clinic and at home. At King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital it supports the Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy departments — continuing each patient's programme well beyond their hospital visits.
Rehabilitation works best when patients can keep going, medical personnel can see what's happening, and hospitals can reach more people. NeuronFRAMES supports all three.
Sessions and progress are recorded automatically, so medical personnel spend less time on paperwork and can support more patients with confidence.
Hospitals can allocate medical personnel, rehabilitation equipment, and treatment more efficiently, improving overall resource management and patient care.
With NeuronFRAMES, hospitals can monitor and manage patients more effectively while patients rehabilitate from home, so each hospital can support more people.
The system enables patients in rural areas to access quality rehabilitation services remotely through commonly available devices such as phones, tablets, and computers.
Real-time feedback, personalized exercises, and interactive sessions help patients stay motivated between therapy visits — turning everyday practice into steady progress.
Range, repetitions, form — captured automatically as the patient moves.
The site is split into focused pages: here's what's inside each one.
What NeuronFRAMES is, and how it actually works, in hospitals and at home.
The results, the clinical use, and what changes for staff and patients.
Peer-reviewed work, the roadmap, the team, and answers to common questions.
Recognition for accessible rehabilitation technology.
A team of researchers and engineers working hand-in-hand with rehabilitation medical personnel, and the authors behind our peer-reviewed publications.
Focused on making rehabilitation something every patient can reach — and keep up with.
Building dependable software that puts reliable rehabilitation tools in more people's hands.
Working to make rehabilitation easier on the medical personnel who deliver it every day.
Developing the systems that turn everyday practice into clear, usable progress insights.
See more of the team's accomplishments and research on the Research page →
2.6 billion people worldwide need rehabilitation, and most never get consistent care. Starting from Thailand's hospitals and communities, we're building toward a future where good rehab is affordable, engaging, and available wherever a patient is.