The system uses motion sensor technology to automatically adapt stimulation levels to the needs of people with chronic back and leg pain. It also recognizes and remembers the correlation between a change in body position — as a person is standing, sitting or laying down — and stimulation level and will automatically adjust the level based on body position. It also records the frequency of posture changes.
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