Negami

The New Neglect Therapy

Developed by experts, tested in clinical trials
Innovative therapy using augmented reality
Entertaining, active exploration therapy

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Developed by an interdisciplinary team of physicians, psychologists, user experience designers and IT specialists
Very positive feedback from the first patients about this treatment method
Individual therapy for each patient

Negami integrates a new element into neglect therapy: the tablet. This is used by the patients for various exploration tasks. The novelty: The object to be actively searched for is a virtual origami bird placed in real space by the camera of a tablet. The first task involves following this virtual origami bird by moving the tablet through the real space. The second task involves finding the virtual origami bird that has been placed and hidden in the real space.

Check out our instructional video on how to properly use Negami to get familiar with the app.

Treatment success through active exploration in combination with trunk rotation
Preliminary results of first clinical studies confirm effectiveness
User-friendly design and conception of the tasks
Positive reinforcement of patients through auditory and visual feedback
Motivation through playful therapy
Easy adjustment of difficulty levels to individual patient needs
Clear tracking of patient progress

Currently, the clinical trial is in its final stages. It is already clear that the therapy with Negami has a very positive effect and also strongly motivates the patients.

At the beginning of 2023, a limited beta version will be launched, which will be made available free of charge to 100 interested parties in a test phase.

This beta phase is carried out for the purpose of a clinical evaluation according to Art. 5 (3) MDR and Art. 10 (3) MDR and therefore does not constitute a placing on the market according to Art. 2 No. 28 MDR. The Negami App is therefore not subject to the requirements of the Medical Device Regulation (MDR). Also note that only certain iPad device classes are supported.

Within the next year, the official version will then be released.