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Motivate patients
trough play.
Patients can play exciting and engaging exergames during therapy, raising motivation and therapy compliance.
All our exergames where developed in colaboration with physiotherapists and occupational therapists in different specialisations. This brings a wide variaty of games. All games are extremely adaptable to the specific skills and needs of the patient, both cognitively and physically.
Monitor and analyse
patients progression.
The online Creative Therapy Platform helps therapists to follow the progress of their patients and adapt the therapy to their specific needs.
Therapists can analyse the data generated trough Matti. While the patient is playing, his therapy progress is monitored.
What is Matti?
Matti is a CE approved Class 1 Medical device. It is a interactive playmat with accurate sensors to measure balance, weight, heat map analysis…
The LEDS give visual feedback to patients and the mat itself is used as an input device. Quality materials are used and it’s super durable. The information Matti can detect is used to measure and see progression for patient with different problems.
Discover Matti here.
Motivate your patients, analyse their movements and follow the therapy progression. Matti is a tool created for motivational rehabilitation therapy.
Latest updates
Follow up on our journey in the further development of Matti and Creative Therapy.
Certification: Medical Class 1
Creative Therapy is proudly to announce that our product Matti is certified as medical class 1 ! The publication is
Imec.Istart selection
Creative Therapy is selected for the imec.istart Acceleration program by both the imec.istart Fund and the Bluehealth Innovation Fund.
New feature: foot recognition
Feature alert! Foot recognition has been developed to continuously improve our technology. Foot recognition will be able to distinguish right
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