Month: February 2023

Chat-based therapy systems for public mental health feasible with movisens

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Artificial intelligence for personalized digital mental health promotion in youth?
Modern AI algorithms can significantly improve this process of personalizing training components by applying advanced prediction models (in particular, recurrent neural networks) to real-time multimodal EMA data and translating their findings back into personalized suggestions for mental health promotion and prevention.
Reallabor ZI Mannheim
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SPSP 2023

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Visit us at this year's congress of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP). The SPSP takes place from 23.02. - 25.02.2023 in Atlanta, USA and is one of the largest international congresses with around 3800 psychologists.
We will be happy to advise you on our solutions and products at our stand!
movisens at SPSP

SGS 2023

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14. Jahrestagung der Sportwissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft der Schweiz

The 14th Annual Meeting from the Swiss Society of Sport Science (SGS) opens its doors from 15.02. - 16.02.2023 in Bern. Under the motto "Sports science creates value - Sports knowledge creates value - Sports creates value", this event is a comprehensive international congress for sports.
After an absence of more than two years, we are particularly pleased to be back at the SGS in Bern with an exhibition booth. We are looking forward to the contributions of the researchers and the networking opportunities with people, organizations and institutions from different fields of sport and health.

Winner Student Project of the Year 2022

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We've now selected the winner of the 2022 competition for student project of the year!
We congratulate Jakob Prechtl from Julius-Maximilian-University of Würzburg for winning the Student Project of the Year Award 2022 for his"BewiS - Bewegte inklusive Schule" project!

The prize includes a "Starter Set for Ambulatory Assessment from movisens"! With an activity sensor Move 4 including accessories and the analysis software DataAnalyzer, Jakob is perfectly equipped for her next research project. The winning prize has a total value of around 2000 euros.

This project "BewiS - Bewegte inklusive Schule" examined the physical condition of children and adolescents with an intellectual disability during various validated sport tests. The activity sensor Move 4 recorded the physical activity of pupils at support centres with a special focus on mental development during the morning lessons. The research approach presumes that this group of people does not move enough for various reasons, which can have an impact on their physical and mental health. Based on the results and in cooperation with the schools, a physical activity concept will be developed to promote the everyday activity in schools. The effects and results of these measures will be recorded and evaluated in the coming years through renewed tests using the Move 4 activity sensors.
movisens congratulates on this important research work!