Quantifying stereotypic behaviors like grooming and rearing is essential for characterizing phenotypic shifts in neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative rodent models. These actions provide critical insights into anxiety levels, repetitive drive, and motor function. Traditional assessment of such behaviors relies on manual observation, which is inherently prone to subjectivity, human error, and low scalability. Subtle sequences of face washes, paw licks, and postural rearing frequencies are often missed, compromising the sensitivity of behavioral assays in pharmacological or genetic studies.Clever Sys addresses these challenges with specialized video-based recognition software that automates the detection of grooming strings and rearing events with frame-by-frame accuracy. By utilizing advanced computer vision, our technology differentiates between micro-grooming and full-body sequences, while precisely logging the duration and frequency of unsupported and supported rearing. This high-throughput capability ensures maximum objectivity and rigorous preclinical compliance for your research. Our platform transforms raw video data into robust, publication-ready metrics, enabling scientists to detect the therapeutic impact of compounds on stereotypic expressions with unparalleled detail.