Door 2 · The Human Performance Institute

The brain that won the game. Measured.

Athletic performance is neurologic performance. Sport-related concussion is a neurologic injury. Return to play is a neurologic decision. The Human Performance Institute houses the platform's work on objective neuro-ocular measurement across the full arc of human athletic life - sideline to clinic to playing field - anchored to the published clinical concussion science the sports medicine community trusts.

The Pittsburgh Anchor

The science the sports medicine community already uses.

The Vestibular/Ocular Motor Screening (VOMS) instrument was published in 2014 in the American Journal of Sports Medicine by Mucha, Collins, Elbin, Furman, Troutman-Enseki, DeWolf, Marchetti, and Kontos - the clinical research team at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) Sports Medicine Concussion Program. The Pittsburgh-five concussion subtype framework was published the same year in Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy by Collins, Kontos, Reynolds, Murawski, and Fu. The platform's biomarker substrate cross-validates against the VOMS reference instrument and the Pittsburgh-five subtype framework. The science is the science the sports medicine community already trusts.

"The platform measures objective visual-motor functions and provides objective performance data. The relationship between measured improvement in those functions and on-field athletic performance is the subject of ongoing scientific investigation."

- Sports Vision Training honesty discipline (Romeas/Faubert 2025 model)
Operational Substrate

The mobile sports-event unit - where the platform travels with the team.

10
Mobile sports-event units in the Phase II buildout - sideline-ready and ruggedized
90sec
Pre-mission readiness assessment runtime - practical for the athletic-training workflow
8
Trainable visual skills documented in the Sports Vision Training framework
$28.7K
Fully equipped mobile sideline unit - included in the Phase II program budget

Built for the people who serve the athlete.

Athletic department pilots, team physician partnerships, and youth sports program engagements are open now.

Contact the sports medicine team