For whom

Built for the people guiding neck recovery.

The Clutter Technical Assessment Platform and Odin Neck Games are intended for people with head and neck injuries of various causes. The common denominator across all injury incidents is various and individual dysfunctions in the invisible functional layer. Clinicians may also use the platforms for people with non-injury-related neck pain, including pain associated with systemic diseases or work-related conditions.

The initial focus will be on soccer in the Nordic countries, working through their national football associations to establish a home market.

Sports

Sports Injuries

Clinicians and sports medicine professionals rely heavily on symptoms, observation, and patient feedback to assess recovery from neck injuries and concussion-like conditions. Without objective measurements, it can be difficult to determine progress, guide rehabilitation, and confidently verify readiness to return to sport, work, or daily activity.

Sports-related neck injuries

Reveal hidden dysfunction, guide targeted rehabilitation and support better-informed return-to-play decisions.

Team doctors & performance staff

Gain clearer evidence when neck injury, persistent symptoms and concussion-like complaints are difficult to separate. Monitor recovery over time and align the medical team.

Neck and concussion overlap

Investigate whether unresolved neck dysfunction may be contributing to symptoms commonly associated with concussion.

Motor Vehicle Injuries

The platforms are being developed to support clinicians working with people after motor vehicle injuries through assessment, guided rehabilitation and reassessment.

Workplace Injuries

The platforms are being developed to support clinicians working with people after workplace injuries through assessment, guided rehabilitation and reassessment.

Recreational Injuries

The platforms are being developed to support clinicians working with people after recreational injuries through assessment, guided rehabilitation and reassessment.

The next step

Discuss your clinical setting

Contact the team to discuss clinical collaboration and the needs of your players.