Health tech
Gyroscope
Two 9-axis sensors and camera-based face tracking, giving clinicians live head positioning. Real time means there is no second chance to get the reading right.
- Android
- Sensors
- Real time
The product
Gyroscope keeps a patient’s head consistently positioned during dental procedures. The native Android app combines dual 9-axis gyroscope sensors with camera-based facial tracking using the Visage SDK.
The goal was less manual intervention, better procedural outcomes and a smoother experience for patients.
What had to be tested
- Sensor connection and calibration, with real-time status indicators
- Accuracy of live sensor data and 3D facial tracking
- The flow from patient data entry into sensor calibration
- Recording, reviewing, saving and sharing sessions
- The custom camera set-up alongside live monitoring
How testing fitted in
Development ran in agile sprints that each included building, testing and refining.
Client feedback every sprint focused on real-time monitoring, data accuracy and how practitioners interact with the app.
The outcome
What the project reported:
- Greater precision in head positioning during examinations
- Fewer manual interventions, so practitioners can focus on the patient
- Session sharing for collaborative decisions and more accurate records
- A smoother, more comfortable examination for patients
Tools and technologies
- Android
- Kotlin
- Figma
- Miro
