This app measures physical fitness and exercise ability using smartphone sensors. It specifically assesses the Timed Up and Go Test (TUG) to quantitatively evaluate functional mobility. The app records and analyzes movement data to generate a universal score for gait assessment.
1.2.1
February 15, 2022
Updated the development editor and SDK to the latest version. Fixed the display position of ads. Display of ATT requests on devices running iOS 14.5 or later. Other minor layout fixes.
MoreThe Timed Up and Go Test (TUG) is a widely used assessment in medical and nursing care settings to quantitatively evaluate functional mobility. Hacaro uses your iPhone's sensors to time how long it takes you to stand from a chair, walk to a cone, turn 180 degrees, and sit back down.
Hacaro utilizes the iPhone's accelerometer and gyroscope to record data in three axis directions every 0.01 seconds. This data is then analyzed using a proprietary algorithm to calculate the iTUG Score, a universal measure for assessing gait.
The iTUG Score is a new universal measure developed by Hacaro to assess gait. It is calculated from the volume of a 95% confidence ellipsoid of iTUG time and 3D acceleration time series data, and has been verified for reliability and relevance.
Yes, users can save their data to a cloud server, allowing them to retrieve and display it on the screen. For guest play, the latest 30 items are saved on the terminal.
Hacaro is not compatible with iPhone models released before the iPhone 5 and iPod touch 5th generation or earlier. It is designed for newer iPhone and iPod models.
Yes, Hacaro contains advertisements. As it is a free application, advertisements are displayed to support its development and maintenance.
The latest version of Hacaro is 1.2.1, which was last updated on February 15, 2022. While the last update was in 2022, users can expect continued support for the application.
Hacaro has an age rating of 12+. This indicates that the content is generally suitable for individuals aged 12 and older.
