Robert Graham

Jintronix, Inc. designs and develops software solutions for physical and cognitive rehabilitation. It builds software that couples Microsoft Kinect’s motion sensing and scanning properties with clinical programs to deliver physical therapy exercises remotely to patients, such as stroke victims and those in geriatric care. The company was founded by Daniel Schacter, Mark Evin, Sung Jun Bae, Lex Youssef, Shwan Errunza and Justin Tan in 2012 and is headquartered in Montréal, Canada.

Jintronix, Inc. designs and develops software solutions for physical and cognitive rehabilitation. It builds software that couples Microsoft Kinect’s motion sensing and scanning properties with clinical programs to deliver physical therapy exercises remotely to patients, such as stroke victims and those in geriatric care. The company was founded by Daniel Schacter, Mark Evin, Sung Jun Bae, Lex Youssef, Shwan Errunza and Justin Tan in 2012 and is headquartered in Montréal, Canada.

Jintronix, Inc. designs and develops software solutions for physical and cognitive rehabilitation. It builds software that couples Microsoft Kinect’s motion sensing and scanning properties with clinical programs to deliver physical therapy exercises remotely to patients, such as stroke victims and those in geriatric care. The company was founded by Daniel Schacter, Mark Evin, Sung Jun Bae, Lex Youssef, Shwan Errunza and Justin Tan in 2012 and is headquartered in Montréal, Canada.

Jintronix, Inc. designs and develops software solutions for physical and cognitive rehabilitation. It builds software that couples Microsoft Kinect’s motion sensing and scanning properties with clinical programs to deliver physical therapy exercises remotely to patients, such as stroke victims and those in geriatric care. The company was founded by Daniel Schacter, Mark Evin, Sung Jun Bae, Lex Youssef, Shwan Errunza and Justin Tan in 2012 and is headquartered in Montréal, Canada.

Jintronix, Inc. designs and develops software solutions for physical and cognitive rehabilitation. It builds software that couples Microsoft Kinect’s motion sensing and scanning properties with clinical programs to deliver physical therapy exercises remotely to patients, such as stroke victims and those in geriatric care. The company was founded by Daniel Schacter, Mark Evin, Sung Jun Bae, Lex Youssef, Shwan Errunza and Justin Tan in 2012 and is headquartered in Montréal, Canada.