Transforming access to healthcare through Web AI
summary
IncludeHealth builds a web AI platform that runs Body Pose Estimation and downstream TensorFlow models in-browser (p5.js/ml5 experiments led to a production Swift/tablet rollout with the Air Force), delivering 30 fps on-device inference that matches encoder and LiDAR velocity tracking. The system ships 500 motion-tracked exercises and 6,500 activities, treats ages 12–90, claims an 85% cost reduction, and is an FDA Class II medical device.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to includehealth
- 1:10Healthcare cost challenges
- 1:40Industrial design origin
- 3:11Building the PT platform
- 4:23Sensor and equipment expansion
- 5:19Motion capture technology
- 6:35Pandemic pivot to web AI
- 9:15Collaborating with google
- 11:05Web based PT platform
- 12:15Velocity tracking performance
- 14:54Cost savings and fda status
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