TS-005737 — This invention consists of prospectively collected natural history dataset capturing longitudinal functional and patient‑reported outcomes in patients with neuromuscular disorders, suspected neuromuscular disease, and healthy controls.

TS-005735 — This invention consists of a standardized protocol and supporting documentation developed for the 5000 Baby Project to govern the ethical collection, storage, management, and sharing of research data.

TS-005592 — This markerless video tracking system records the movement of Infants using both traditional RBG video and infrared & depth data, allowing clinicians to categorize infants into examples of typical or aberrant movement. Since using this system to track infants movements allows for more data to be collected and categorized, researchers will be able to create highly accurate machine learning algorithms used to screen infants worldwide.

TS-002384 — Movement disorders in the United States are often diagnosed after the infant stage. However, early detection and intervention can result in better outcomes. Physical therapists and researchers at Nationwide Children’s Hospital developed the BabySure which detects abnormal movements early on. The device uses color tracking and a depth camera system to track movements in a 2-minute video, which is then compiled to generate a Motor Function Score to compare to typical age-matched peers for early identification or to monitor movement changes in children with known movement impairments.