The tool is intended for people with physical disabilities (stroke, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, etc.) Back to 2018, our co-founder Mohamed Belghith, occupational therapist at Sfax University hospital, conducted some successful experiments with free downloadable VR software. Though the results were encouraging, Mr Belghith was in lack of medically-oriented scenarios and medical KPIs describing the patient’s recovery process. He came across Mohamed Kharrat (PhD in ICT and serial entrepreneur) and Kais Siala (ICT engineer) to develop custom medical application. We participated at the last minute in Hacking Health Hackathon (Sfax, October 2018) and we had won the special jury prize. We began with fully immersive display and depth camera technology. For several reasons (technology accessibility and ease of use), we made in 2020 a pivot for AI tracking technology.