Software
During the first execution SeeMe will ask for ProductID. If you don't have
ProductID please fill the form. We will contact you.
Changes log:
11 March 2015, SeeMe has been updated to be compatible with the new KINECT (v2) sensor. Before downloading please make sure your computer matches (hardware requirements.
RELEASE DATE:
21 Mar 2017
During the first execution SeeMe will ask for ProductID. If you don't have
ProductID please fill the form. We will contact you.
Changes log:
1 June 2015, VIS has been updated to be compatible with the new KINECT (v2) sensor. Before downloading please make sure your computer matches (hardware requirements.
RELEASE DATE:
01 Jun 2015
Brochures
General information about the SeeMe system
RELEASE DATE:
12 Jan 2014
Description of the therapeutic modules
RELEASE DATE:
11 Jun 2014
Older versions
This version is only compatible with the old Kinect (v1) sensor. During the first execution SeeMe will ask for ProductID. If you don't have
ProductID please fill the form. We will contact you.
Changes log:
23 September 2014, Fixed minor problems
11 June 2014, 2 new modules (SeeMe Slide and SeeMe Walker) have been added to the system,
New languages have been added (French, Greek, Korean, Russian),
Fixed minor problems
26 January 2014, Fixed problems with backup creation and restoration,
Fixed problems with dual monitor positions being lost,
Fixed WarmUp disapearance from trainings,
Fixed problems with adding second patient in sandbox mode,
Therapists need now confirm they read license and intended use of SeeMe
RELEASE DATE:
23 Sep 2014
This version is only compatible with the old Kinect (v1) sensor. During the first execution SeeMe will ask for ProductID. If you don't have
ProductID please fill the form. We will contact you.
Changes log:
22 September 2013, English shopping center has beed added
RELEASE DATE:
22 Sep 2013
This is a modern approach to rehabilitation, which is fun for the patient. This form of a session, from the psychological point of view, brings many positive aspects, which result in stronger effects - desired in terms of improving the functioning of the people undergoing the rehabilitation. Find more Kinect Rehabilitation
