Strength you can measure.

A smart hip brace that builds core strength in children with cerebral palsy, with real-time feedback for therapists and families.

How it works

A physical therapist crouches beside a young child taking steps across a clinic gym floor.

A young child in a support harness walks between handrails while an adult encourages them.

Recognized by

MIT Solve
Georgia Tech CREATE-X
Georgia State Main Street Foundry
University of Iowa Jacobson Institute

A young girl takes steps in a gait trainer while a clinician kneels beside her, holding her hand.

18 million people worldwide live with cerebral palsy

Core strength is often the missing piece in childhood rehabilitation. NeuroCore adds guided training and real-time therapist feedback to help close that gap.

How it works

Product render of the NeuroCore brace, showing the central control module and sensor pods.

Sensing

Two inertial measurement units (IMUs), one at the hip and one at the lower back, track pelvic tilt and lumbar-pelvic coordination as a child moves.

The belt on a dark background with concentric rings around one sensor pocket and a blue line curving away from it.

Haptic guidance

A gentle vibration cue at the site of deviation prompts an immediate, intuitive correction.

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Objective data

An AI model tracks deviation frequency and response time, and shares the data with the therapist through the app.

Two therapists support a laughing young child standing on a therapy mat.

Who it is for

A young boy holding a stuffed bear smiles in his wheelchair, surrounded by four members of his care team.

Families and caregivers

Families do the daily work of therapy at home.

Product render of a clinician holding a tablet showing a real-time stability metrics dashboard.

Clinicians and therapists

Clinicians track a child's outcomes from one session to the next.

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Research and funding partners

They back the evidence behind the device.

Awards and programs

MIT Solve and Day of AI Winner, AI for a Better World 2026
Georgia Tech CREATE-X Startup Launch accelerator 2026
Georgia State University Main Street Foundry accelerator 2026
University of Iowa 2nd place, Innovator Competition 2026

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