CoreSync is an early-stage research and development initiative exploring how movement and sensory feedback systems can support clinical rehabilitation.
Our work focuses on coordinated motor training and multi-sensory cueing strategies, with potential applications in:
- Stroke and post-injury rehabilitation
- Cerebral palsy and other neurodevelopmental conditions
- Parkinson’s disease and related neurodegenerative disorders
- Balance and coordination training in older adults
- Movement recovery following orthopedic or neurological trauma
This platform shares updates related to:
- Coordination science and neuroplasticity
- Sensory-guided training methods
- Experimental rehabilitation protocols
- Early-stage clinical collaboration opportunities
All content is shared in the spirit of exploration and ongoing development. We welcome clinicians, researchers, and therapists interested in testing, collaboration, or feedback.