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HOW HOLLYWOOD TECHNOLOGY IS HELPING KIDS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY
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December 6, 2017
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3:03Now PlayingThe same technology used in Hollywood movies like Paddington is helping children with cerebral palsy.
Software developed by Oxford Metrics to track movement -- such as fighting or running -- helps to make films more life-like.
But the close observation of muscle control and co-ordination is also useful to doctors.
Nick Bolton is the Chief Executive of Oxford Metrics
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