Motus and Aequa at the Physiotherapy Congress in Novi Sad

Neuroblast presented Motus and Aequa at the Congress of Physiotherapists of Serbia in Novi Sad. The conversation focused on a simple idea: how movement through play can continue at home.

During our visit to the congress on Friday, 25 September 2026, the team demonstrated the devices at the stand and discussed their use with physiotherapists. Strong interest from visitors led to conversations about making interactive games part of everyday movement practice.

From a live demonstration to movement at home

A live demonstration makes the connection between a physical movement and its response on screen easy to see. With a tablet, the Motus controller, and the Aequa balance board together at the stand, visitors could explore the Neuroblast system in practice.

• Motus connects arm or leg movements to interactive tasks in a game.
• Aequa translates weight shifts and movement on the balance board into game control.
• The tablet displays the game and visual feedback during practice.

The discussions in Novi Sad connected the demonstration with the question of continuing movement practice at home. Explore the devices and equipment for this approach in the NeuroBLAST Starter Pack.

A talk on gamified neurorehabilitation

Beyond the stand, Neuroblast also gave a talk at the congress titled "Gamified Neurorehabilitation in the Home Environment". It picked up the theme of the day: how practice through play can continue outside the clinic.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, asked questions, and shared their experience. Little moves. Big wins. For another story about movement through play in Novi Sad, read about our support for the Sunce association.

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