The Uspine system
Uspine turns active self-correction into a connected digital practice—measuring posture, guiding adjustment and preserving the result of each session.
Perceive the difference. Make the adjustment. Build the control.
Training foundation
SEAS—Scientific Exercises Approach to Scoliosis—is the training foundation behind Uspine. It centres on individualized active self-correction, neuromotor control and progressively challenging practice. Uspine brings this training logic into a connected digital experience.
SEAS
Rather than relying on a position set for the user, SEAS teaches the user to find an individualized correction, stabilize it and carry that control into increasingly challenging movement and daily activity.
PSSE
Physiotherapeutic Scoliosis-Specific Exercises (PSSE) is the broader category of scoliosis-specific physiotherapy. SEAS is an established approach within this field.
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Training goal
The user learns to notice a posture deviation, find a correction and keep the corrected posture more steadily during movement and daily activity.
Awareness · Active correction · Stability
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Practice gap
Between professional sessions, perceived posture can differ from actual posture. Feedback is limited, and the quality of home practice is difficult to see.
Perception gap · Delayed feedback · Limited visibility
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Uspine response
Uspine compares current posture with an individual training reference. Wearable sensing and live guidance help the user adjust and hold, while session records support professional follow-up.
Individual reference · Live guidance · Connected records
Uspine supports posture training, feedback and record keeping. It does not diagnose scoliosis or replace professional assessment, treatment planning or prescribed bracing.
An individual reference
Calibration and training history help establish a practical posture reference instead of asking every body to perform toward one generic angle.
A complete session, not a single reading
Movement, balance or sensory conditions take posture briefly away from its intended reference.
The user first returns to where they believe centre is, revealing how body awareness and the reference compare.
Guidance supports a more precise return, followed by a sustained hold in the target range.
Two core modes
Return training
Useful for weight shift, side bending, pelvic changes and other actions that temporarily move the body away from neutral.
Stability control
Useful for standing, sitting, balance and functional movement that challenge trunk control throughout the action.
Training that leaves a useful record
Uspine preserves the detail that makes a session meaningful: what was trained, how the user returned, how long it took and how steadily the target was held.
Home and professional use
| Capability | Uspine Home | Uspine Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Primary setting | Frequent guided practice at home | Professional assessment and program delivery |
| Sensing configuration | 3 wearable sensors | 5 wearable sensors |
| Reference setup | Simplified home calibration | Individual multi-segment targets |
| Management | Personal history and institution link | Multi-user and program management |
| Charging set | Dedicated 3-slot dock | Dedicated 5-slot dock |