Sensor Medica at the Conference Non-Invasive Diagnosis of Scoliosis and Postural Disorders – Spine 3D: The Future of Posture Assessment

On 25 June 2026, Sensor Medica will take part in the conference “Non-Invasive Diagnosis of Scoliosis and Postural Disorders – Spine 3D: The Future of Posture Assessment”, hosted in Radom, Poland. The event will bring together physicians, physiotherapists, biomedical engineers and healthcare professionals interested in the latest developments in posture assessment and scoliosis diagnosis.

The conference will provide an opportunity to explore the clinical applications of Spine 3D, Sensor Medica’s advanced optical technology for the non-invasive assessment of posture and spinal alignment. Throughout the day, participants will gain insights into the role of digital diagnostic tools in rehabilitation, sports medicine and everyday clinical practice.

Among the speakers will be leading experts from different fields, including Prof. Andrzej Myśliwiec, President of the Polish Society of Physiotherapy, Mariusz Strzecha, CEO of Koordynacja and biomedical engineering specialist, Dr. Matthew Potts, together with Thomas Galli, Senior Product Specialist at Sensor Medica, and Arianna Di Biagio, International Sales Manager at Sensor Medica.

Their presentations will highlight the latest technological innovations, practical clinical experiences and the growing importance of objective, non-invasive posture assessment in supporting diagnosis, treatment planning and patient follow-up.

Sensor Medica is proud to contribute to this international educational event, continuing its commitment to promoting evidence-based technologies and supporting healthcare professionals worldwide through innovation, research and education.

Event details

• Conference: Non-Invasive Diagnosis of Scoliosis and Postural Disorders – Spine 3D: The Future of Posture Assessment
• Date: 25 June 2026
• Location: Radom, Poland – Kielecka 90
• Time: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM

For professionals unable to attend in person, the conference will also be broadcast live on Rehabilitacja TV, allowing a wider international audience to follow the presentations and discussions throughout the day.