Straight answers about Bionex

No. Bionex supports exercise design, movement tracking, session management, and follow-up. It is not presented as an autonomous diagnostic tool and does not promise a specific treatment outcome.

During a session, Bionex uses camera-based pose landmarks, joint-angle calculations, temporal smoothing, coordinate transforms, and configurable evaluation rules to compare the performed movement with the exercise setup.

Yes. Practitioners can create exercises, work with a 3D movement studio, use reusable poses, edit joint settings, build timelines, configure analysis rules, and assign the result to a patient or athlete.

The current platform supports patients, doctors, physiotherapists, trainers, and gym owners, with access and workflows tailored to each role.

No. The public website and resource pages are separate from authenticated care records and do not fetch or display patient information.