Delos


Provider of a proprioception-focused clinical methodology that combines high-frequency, high-density proprioceptive training with a sensorized dynamic platform and analytics software. Offers condition-specific rehabilitation and preventive programs, practitioner certification and accreditation for centers, and deployment support for clinics and traveling professionals. Clinical applications include sports injury prevention, foot and ankle pathologies, pediatric musculoskeletal conditions, neuromotor rehabilitation, and low back pain.

Industries

health-care
medical-device
rehabilitation

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)


Products

Integrated proprioceptive training system (platform, sensors, software)

An integrated system combining a dynamic instability platform, sensorized supports, multi-axis motion and underfoot sensing, and analytics software that provide real-time feedback, dual-angle video capture, and long-term trend analysis for proprioceptive training and rehabilitation.


Services

Condition-specific rehabilitation using high-frequency proprioceptive stimulation and controlled mechanical loading to restore stability, improve function and promote structural remodeling.

Support for integrating sensorized training systems and software into clinical practice, including protocol selection, clinician training, and guidance for portable deployment.

Assessment-based screening services and targeted training programs aimed at identifying individuals at increased injury risk and reducing incident rates through tailored interventions.

Expertise Areas

  • Proprioceptive rehabilitation and neuromuscular reprogramming
  • Sports injury prevention and return-to-play decision support
  • Foot and ankle pathology assessment and rehabilitation
  • Pediatric musculoskeletal conditions and osteochondroses
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Key Technologies

  • High-frequency, high-density proprioceptive stimulation
  • Dynamic instability training platforms
  • Real-time visual biofeedback and analytics software
  • Triaxial inertial motion sensing
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News & Updates

Website references internationally published studies claiming an 81% reduction in ankle sprains associated with the methodology.

Site content states that improving single-leg proprioceptive stability reduces low back pain incidence by 77.8%.

Site guidance indicates recovery from Achilles tendinopathy typically requires 2 to 6 months of systematic proprioceptive training, with chronic cases taking longer.

Site claims include usage by multiple professional basketball teams and a presence of over 70 proprioceptive stations in the United States supporting elite athletes.


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