SaaS Metrics
Using Recognise™ has been shown to reduce pain, improve performance and assist with rehabilitation in a range of complex pain, and injury states, when used as part of a Graded Motor Imagery programme.
TEST AND TRAIN
- TEST your ability to quickly and accurately recognise an image of a body area as either left or right (‘Left/Right Discrimination’)
- TRAIN your brain and harness its neuroplasticity using a range of tools
FEATURES
-‘Memory’ and ‘Speed match’ tools to take your training to the next level
-Graded difficulty levels and personal best challenges
-Detailed onscreen results and graphs to map your progress
-Powerful clinical integration tools - export and email your results directly to your clinician or therapist
-Capture your own images on your iPhone or iPad and use them in your training
-Comprehensive explanation of the science behind Left/Right Discrimination and Graded Motor Imagery
WHAT’S NEW IN 2016
This is not an update - Recognise™ is a brand new App, built from the ground up with powerful new features and tools.
FEET, BACKS, NECKS, SHOULDERS, KNEES?
This App is for hands, for Recognise™ Feet, Recognise™ Back, Recognise™ Neck, Recognise™ Shoulder and Recognise™ Knee, check the App store
FIND OUT MORE
Visit www.gradedmotorimagery.com for more information including videos and free downloads.
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Deep-Dive FAQs
What is Recognise?
Recognise is a digital product or tool described as: noigroup
Where did Recognise originate?
Data for Recognise was aggregated directly from the Apple App Store community ecosystem, representing raw developer and early-adopter sentiment.
When was Recognise publicly launched?
The initial public indexing or launch date for Recognise within our tracked developer communities was recorded on February 11, 2016.
How popular is Recognise?
Recognise has achieved measurable traction, logging over 25 reviews and facilitating 3 recorded discussions or engagements.
Which technical categories define Recognise?
Based on metadata extraction, Recognise is categorized under topics such as: Medical, Health & Fitness.
Is Recognise recognized by media or academic researchers?
Yes. It has been covered by media outlets like Space Daily. This indicates the concept has reached a level of mainstream or scientific viability beyond just developer forums.
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How does the creator describe Recognise?
The original author or development team describes the product as follows: "Using Recognise™ has been shown to reduce pain, improve performance and assist with rehabilitation in a range of complex pain, and injury states, when used as part of a Graded Motor Imagery program..."
Community Voice & Feedback
When I didn’t know how to use a feature, I reached out and they were very quick to help.
I used to use this app in a PT setting with someone with CRPS. I redownloaded it to share it with a friend who had a stroke. It no longer has any functionality. No stock images of hands, no play, memorize, or test functions. The few menu options you can tap on in the app take you to screens you cannot move back from in any way besides closing and reopening the app. I don’t know what happened, but this app needs a serious overhaul.
Impossible to navigate. You get into one subject area and you can't get out of it. The frustrations far outweigh any benefits. A waste of money.
Better instructions would be nice, not quite sure what to do with the memory part. Also to have all the apps together would be great.
This app is not a mix of the cards as stated in the description. It’s just for the hands.
My PT recommended that I try this app. She had all of the body parts in one app, so I was excited when I got home to download the app. I very rarely will pay for an app, but when it comes to chronic pain, I was ready to make a purchase. So when I looked at all of the “Recognise” apps, the only one that didn’t have a body part in the title was this one, “Recognise Medical”. In all my eagerness, I went ahead and purchased the app only to find out it was for hands only (yes, I know it has a picture of a hand). I had to purchase the neck app separately and requested a refund for this app. I just wanted others to be aware to avoid the same mistake I did.
I like this app and my results show it is working, but I really wish it had built in notifications to remind me to use the app at chosen intervals (in my case every waking hour). This feature would be extremely helpful to those who are forgetful and/or those who are new to the program and have been advised by their PT to use on set intervals.
The Recogise Hand app for the iPad has 3 tests; Left/Right Discrimination, Matching and Speed. After going to the Results field, only the scores for Left/Right Discrimination is available. Cannot get historical scores for matching or speed. I’ve messaged the developers several times, no return messages. Would be good to know if the app is no longer being developed or bug fixed.
For someone who has pain all over their body, and is trying out this new “nerve therapy,” it would be much nicer to have all of the apps combined into one, instead of having to download 6 different apps to get the use out of them. At least one option like that would be nice to have. Still have your separate apps, but it would be nice to have one option of having them combined. This way it will also take up a whole lot of less space on my phone and it will only take up the space of 1 app place on my phone, instead of taking up 6 app places on my home screen. I love your apps and they are “somewhat starting to work” for me. Thank you!
Discovery Source
Apple App Store Aggregated via automated community intelligence tracking.
Tech Stack Dependencies
No direct open-source NPM package mentions detected in the product documentation.
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