SENDD

TIS Grupa d.o.o. and Polyclinic Sabol for Children's Diseases are providers of service of the analysis and assessment of the quality of spontaneous infant fidgeting movements (hereinafter referred to as the Service) using system “System for Early Neurological Deviation Detection – SENDD” (hereinafter referred to as the SENDD System)

SENDD System is unique solution for assessing the quality of spontaneous movements in early infancy for the purpose of detecting and screening infants at high risk of neurodevelopmental abnormalities or expected normal outcome in a group of neuro risky children.

The system is based on combination of artificial intelligence technology, more precisely computer vision for recognizing children's poses, and trained neural networks for concluding the quality of movement and along with additional human oversight by highly educated experts and doctors from Polyclinic Sabol for Children's Diseases, Zagreb, who review video recordings.

The entire assessment process is following medically proven method and classification of spontaneous movement quality assessment according to prof. M. Hadders-Algra, MD, PhD.

The Service is intended for all interested parents of children aged 1.5 to 3.5 months and for the successful realization of the Service, video recordings of fidgeting are required, and each submitted video recording must meet the technical and child conditions (hereinafter referred to as "SENDD Conditions") listed on the SENDD website, specified before the start of the actual recording of the child through the Mobile application and/or when transferring the video recording to the SENDD System.

fter the successful model selected, Service will be realized if the User uploads at least 3 video recordings of the child's fidgeting that meet the SENDD Conditions into the SENDD System. Each submitted video recording will be separately analyzed and checked to see if it meets the SENDD Conditions.

Main steps of the SENDD mobile application:

1.Parent registration

2.Entering child’s information

3.Reading all necessary recommendations for recording and uploading the video of the child's fidgeting

4.Recording your child’s fidgeting

5.Sending the recording and selecting a processing model

6. Waiting for the document assessing the quality of spontaneous movements (fidgeting).

All details are available within the mobile application, on the website www.sendd.eu, or on the Meta/Facebook page www.facebook.com/senddfidgety."