Konstantinos Kyritsis, PhD
Detecting parkinsonian tremor from IMU data collected in-the-wild using deep multiple-instance learning
A registered clinical trial, peer-reviewed publications, and hospitals across Belgium using the platform with real patients. The evidence behind the Q-index, in the open.
The Q-index distils 40+ validated digital measures into a single, interpretable indicator of how quality of life is trending — designed to be read at a glance and shared with a care team.
Everyday phone and smartwatch sensors record movement, rest and heart-rate physiology continuously, with no tasks.
Signal becomes 40+ measures of gait, tremor, sleep, activity and autonomic function, each validated against clinical references.
Measures are combined into a single composite that tracks quality-of-life trend over time, robust to day-to-day noise.
Trial identifier shown for reference. Koios Care is a wellness solution and is not a medical device; it does not diagnose or treat disease.
Koios grew out of a decade of published research on digital biomarkers. The founding team and advisors wrote the methods the platform builds on — measured here in citations, not claims.
Detecting parkinsonian tremor from IMU data collected in-the-wild using deep multiple-instance learning
Touchscreen typing pattern analysis for detecting fine motor skills decline in early-stage Parkinson’s disease
A novel chewing detection system based on PPG, audio, and accelerometry
Brain energy metabolism and dopamine function in Parkinson’s disease
Digital health solutions for improved patient care and monitoring
Digital biomarkers for Alzheimer’s disease: the mobile/wearable devices opportunity
Citation counts, h-index and i10-index from the team’s public Google Scholar profiles — figures evolve as the literature does.
From touchscreen typing to in-the-wild tremor detection — the team’s work, by research area.
We’re glad to share validation data and discuss study collaborations.