MEDICINE × TECHNOLOGY

Healthier lives,
starting from the spine.

We use medicine and technology to look after posture in an age of screens. GET BACK is a health-tech startup founded by a practicing spine surgeon.

ISSUE

How is your neck doing?

Your head weighs about 5 kg. The further you tilt it towards a phone or laptop, the heavier the load on your neck. Everyday posture may be behind your stiff shoulders and back pain.

27kg

Load on the neck at a 60° tilt

About 5 kg upright, 18 kg at 30° and roughly five times as much at 60°.*1

+5.5h

Daily increase in screen time

Time spent in front of screens rose sharply during the COVID-19 pandemic.*2

30%

Young women with a reversed neck curve

In about 30% of young Japanese women, the natural curve of the neck is reversed (kyphotic).*4

*1 Hansraj. Surg Technol Int. 2014 *2 Pandya et al. Front Hum Dyn. 2021 *4 Yukawa et al. Spine. 2012

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MISSION

A world where everyone can live a healthy life with good posture.

In a society that cannot do without digital devices, our mission is to help everyone keep their neck and spine in good shape and live a healthy life.

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GET a better BACK

Get a better spine

GET BACK to a better back

Get back to a healthy spine

PRODUCT

Spinometer — posture care with the camera on your PC

Spinometer screen

Spinometer背骨計

Spinometer estimates the state of your neck and upper back from your head angle and viewing distance, and alerts you when poor posture persists.

  • No special device — just your PC camera
  • Principle published in PLOS One
  • Available in the browser and for Windows
RESEARCHUnderlying research published in PLOS One
AWARDGrand Prize & Approach Award, MATSUE Tech-Product Award 2025
SELECTEDSelected for MIC ICT Startup League

CONTACT

Talk to us about adoption, partnerships or media

Corporate wellness, research collaboration, press enquiries — we would love to hear from you.

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