Advancing Health Through Research & Innovation

At BEQ Science, we are at the forefront of scientific discovery and clinical innovation, redefining how balance and movement define health. By establishing balance as a new vital sign, our research-driven approach enables early prediction of neurological decline, musculoskeletal conditions, and mobility health risks.

Our FDA-cleared platform provides an immediate, evidence-based solution while simultaneously contributing to cutting-edge research.

BEQ Science Research Lab

Creating a New Vision of Balance in Healthcare

Medical-Grade Technology for Clinicians & Researchers

  • Validated in Clinical Trials – Demonstrates high accuracy in detecting fall risks, gait deviations, and neurological decline.
  • Integrated AI-Driven Insights – Machine learning algorithms provide early warnings for deviations linked to neurodegenerative diseases, fall risks, and medication side effects.
  • Trusted by Leading Healthcare Providers & Researchers – Leveraging decades of research in balance science to develop tools for both patient care and large-scale clinical studies.

Key Areas of Impact

Fall Prevention
Reducing fall-related injuries and hospitalizations through predictive analytics.
Opioid Titration Management
Monitoring real-time balance data to assess medication impact and reduce risks.
Early Neurological Detection
Identifying dementia, Parkinson's, and other neurological disorders through movement and gait analysis.

Innovation & AI

BEQ Science is pioneering quantitative AI for balance health, integrating machine learning and real-world biomechanics to generate actionable insights.

AI-Driven Risk Detection
Prevent falls and improve health outcomes through advanced predictive analytics.
Advanced Motion Analytics
Deliver personalized balance assessments using cutting-edge motion analysis.
Smart Intervention
Trigger alerts for healthcare providers when gait changes signal potential health risks.

Join Us in Shaping the Future of Health

Together, we can redefine balance as a key health metric and drive smarter, data-driven healthcare decisions—not just for today, but for the future of medicine.