Measuring the Effects of Cumulative Sub-concussive Brain Injury

Sparta Science provides a movement health intelligence platform that can quickly measure human movement capabilities with research-grade hardware combined with ML/AI technology. The Sparta Movement Health Platform (SMHP) provides individuals, medical professionals, performance practitioners, and their organizations with the data, insights, and functionality to support clinical and operational decision making to address human movement at scale.  The end result is explainable artificial intelligence. Cumulative Sub-concussive Brain Injury (CSBI) can be thought of as an accumulation of smaller bumps, blows, jolts, or collisions to the head which do not cause obvious symptoms in the moment–but overtime, the cumulative effect results in long-term brain trauma and with symptoms such as difficulty sleeping, forgetfulness, irritability, headaches, and more.  Airmen and healthcare providers will benefit from Sparta’s development of data-driven decision assist information using force plates to rapidly identify cumulative sub-concussive brain trauma and ensure early intervention occurs.