Jintronix builds gamified rehabilitation software and hardware that uses Microsoft Kinect sensors to track patients' movement in 3D, capturing 25 joints at 30 frames per second. Its platform provides clinicians with precise metrics—range of motion, joint angles, and movement speed—to monitor recovery and support prevention studies such as fall-risk analysis for older adults. The system can be used in clinics and in patients' homes, offering step-by-step directions, immediate feedback, and game-like exercises to improve engagement. Customers include Shriners Hospital and University of Washington Medicine, and the company reports a 20% month-over-month increase in product usage. Jintronix was an inaugural member of the Kinect Accelerator and moved its operations from Montreal to Washington in 2012. The company plans to use new funding to hire more employees and increase spending on sales. Jintronix builds a software platform that uses Microsoft’s Kinect for Windows to deliver physical and cognitive rehabilitation through interactive, gamified exercises. The platform creates a feedback loop between patients performing exercises remotely and physical therapists, who monitor performance data and prescribe tailored follow-ups. The company plans to further develop the product, build out a library of interactive rehabilitation exercises, and launch a round of clinical trials. Jintronix raised an undisclosed seed round led by Madrona Venture Group to support those efforts. Founded in 2010 in Seattle, the company participated in Microsoft's Accelerator for Kinect program (with Techstars) and has won the Montreal International Startup Festival and received a Grand Challenges Canada award. These partnerships and awards support its validation and go-to-market efforts.

Total raised

$1M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Jul 2014