Tremor often changes throughout the day, yet much of what clinicians learn comes from patient recollection during occasional appointments. This can make it difficult to understand how symptoms change in everyday life.

Researchers studying movement disorders rely on consistent, objective measurements of tremor over time. Collecting high-quality movement data outside the clinic can expand our understanding of symptom patterns in real-world settings.

Tremor is often assessed through brief clinic visits and patient recollection. Without continuous, objective movement data, understanding how symptoms change over time remains challenging for patients, clinicians, and researchers.

SENTRY continuously records real-world movement data, helping researchers better understand how tremor changes over time.