Lars Adde (PT, PhD), is responsible for the In-Motion concept at St. Olavs hospital and NTNU, assessing infant spontaneous movements for the early detection of perinatal brain injury and prediction of Cerebral Palsy. He has more than 30 years’ clinical and research experience working with diagnostics and treatment at the Neonatal Infant Care Unit (NICU) and from follow-up programs in specialized healthcare. He leads an interdisciplinary research team comprising physiotherapists, neonatologists, pediatricians, human movement scientist’s and computer engineers, using Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and Deep learning for automated tracking of spontaneous infant movements from videos and development of models for prediction of later functional outcomes. The In-Motion team‘s main clinical studies cover multisite international studies in Norway, Denmark, USA, Belgium, China, India, and Turkey. Lars is also responsible for an ongoing implementation study of early remote risk assessment for cerebral palsy for all high-risk infants in The Central Norway Regional Health Authority during the period 2019- 2025. Lars graduated as a physiotherapist at Oslo University College in 1986 and the degree of PhD in Clinical Medicine at NTNU in Trondheim in 2010. He is currently responsible for all In-Motion medical research activities at St. Olavs hospital and NTNU.