Kross by HeadX

Precision‑guided technology for modern rehabilitation

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What is Kross?

Kross is an intelligent laser‑guidance system worn on the head, enabling physiotherapists to track posture and movement in real time. From stroke recovery to balance training, Kross offers clarity where it matters most.

Benefits

  • Laser‑Guided Accuracy

    Real‑time visual feedback for immediate posture correction.

  • Designed by Clinicians

    Built for neuro and musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

  • Lightweight & Ergonomic

    Comfortable for patients, easy for practitioners.

  • Supports Measurable Progress

    Helps track improvements across sessions.

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Simple Process, Powerful Results

1. Fit Kross in seconds, adjust to secure

2. Guide movement visually

3. Reinforce and progress with tangible feedback

4. Show objective gains & celebrate results

Who Benefits Most?

  • Post‑Stroke & Neuro

    Reclaim balance and control faster through enhanced proprioceptive feedback.

  • Vestibular & Dizziness

    Reduce disorientation by retraining head‑eye coordination with clear cues.

  • Chronic Neck Pain

    Alleviate pain by restoring accurate joint position sense and smooth movement.

  • Paediatric Motor Delay

    Engage young patients with visual targets that make therapy fun and goal‑oriented.

  • Senior Balance

    Boost stability and confidence, lowering fall risk through targeted visual feedback.

  • Sports Concussion

    Sharpen cervical kinaesthesia, expediting safe return‑to‑play.

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Clinicians See the Difference

  • Assoc Prof James McLoughlin (Founder of Your Brain Health)

    “Feedback of head position in space using head torches or lasers has become an integral part of our vestibular and cervical rehabilitation. The new HeadX Kross gives feedback in the roll (lateral tilt) which adds a new dimension to our ability to train head and neck control.”

  • Nicola Hunt MCSP (Owner and Principal Physiotherapist)

    "I like the HeadX Kross as it provides so much more feedback on quality of movement than a single point laser. A single point laser will show if the patient is able to return the head to the starting position but won’t give feedback about head tilt like the HeadX Kross."

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Research Findings

Neurological Rehabilitation

4‑week neck‑laser training improved cervical joint‑position sense and balance in chronic stroke (Oh et al., 2014)


A pilot study found that movement control training with a head-mounted laser device effectively reduced neck pain and improved movement in patients with cervicogenic headache. (Songui Bae et al, 2023)

Concussion & Traumatic Brain Injury

Cervical repositioning error ≥ 4.5° correctly classified 80 % of recent concussions (Cheever et al., 2024).

Multimodal programmes with LGVF neck exercises hasten return‑to‑play clearance (Schneider et al., 2014).

Musculoskeletal Neck Pain & Whiplash

Ten‑week laser‑guided head‑relocation practice halved cervical JPS error and reduced pain (Revel et al., 1994).

Systematic review confirmed moderate‑to‑large proprioceptive and pain improvements when lasers were incorporated (Petersen et al., 2013).

A case report indicated that a laser-guided postural reeducation program improved neck pain, range of motion, and function in a 75-year-old patient with cervical dystonia.
(Bradley et al, 2018

Vestibular Disorders & Cervicogenic Dizziness

Laser‑assisted head‑tilt tasks improve otolith‑cervical integration and reduce dizziness (Treleaven et al., 2022; Treleaven & Grip, 2023).

Older Adults & Mixed Balance Deficits

Laser‑pointer biofeedback training reduced postural sway and increased confidence in community‑dwelling older adults (Kim JS et al., 2014).

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