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True, OYMotion pioneer neuro AI technology

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April 28, 2026

True Corporation Plc’s Research and Innovation Centre has partnered with OYMotion, a global leader in neuro-technology, to develop neuro AI technology aimed at advancing physical therapy and rehabilitation.

True, OYMotion pioneer neuro AI technology

The partnership between True and OYMotion utilises brain-computer interface technology and AI to control smart devices or prosthetics via True's network.

This partnership integrates Thailand's leading medical expertise with brain-computer interface technology, powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and a robust data platform, to control smart devices or prosthetics through True’s network.

By translating “thoughts” into “commands”, the technology stimulates neural pathways to trigger muscle movement, enabling the brain to engage in cognitive retraining and recover faster than with conventional physical therapy.

This innovation addresses the shortage of specialised physical therapists and mitigates healthcare cost constraints, which are critical barriers to continuous patient rehabilitation, particularly for individuals recovering from stroke and those requiring limb rehabilitation, such as patients with paralysis or mobility impairments.

Furthermore, it restores physical mobility, giving patients greater independence and a better quality of life.

Neuro AI technology is currently under development and is being piloted with patients at leading hospitals in Thailand to validate its clinical efficacy.

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