How does MOKA work?
The Moka system is currently undergoing certification as a medical device.
A 6-step guide to the technology
Stage 01
Installation of sensors
Wireless IMU sensors (1 to 10 units) mounted using convenient straps and adhesive patches.
Stage 02
Examination
Gait analysis and targeted functional tests
Stage 03
Data analysis
Verification of the results of the survey carried out
Stage 04
Diagnosis and recommendations
The system provides data which the physiotherapist uses to make a diagnosis.
Stage 05
Measuring progress
Comparing results before, during and after treatment
Stage 06
Physiotherapy prescription
Based on the data collected, the physiotherapist draws up a set of recommendations to support the patient’s targeted treatment
The Moka system allows for the measurement of angles in most human joints, movement speed, and asymmetry in the musculoskeletal system, enabling it to support various clinical examinations and functional tests, including measurement of joint range of motion and a full range of sports tests, such as the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) and Movement Competency Screen (MCS).