1. Define the question
Clarify the symptom, task or performance goal that makes analysis relevant.
2D & 3D movement insight
Motion analysis for a clearer view of movement.
Structured observation of gait, running and functional tasks can support assessment, communication and progress review when clinically appropriate.
Observe · Compare · ReviewTechnology supports clinical reasoning; it does not replace it.
What it can addAsk about suitability
Make movement easier to discuss.
Recorded movement may help identify observable patterns, compare sides, review task mechanics and document change over time. Interpretation remains individualized and is considered alongside history and physical assessment.
WalkingGait and mobility observation
RunningSport-specific mechanics
Functional tasksMovement under relevant demand
ReviewBaseline and follow-up comparison
How it works
A simple, clinically guided process.
2. Capture movement
Record an appropriate view of walking, running or a selected functional task.
3. Interpret in context
Discuss observations alongside clinical assessment rather than as isolated data.
4. Apply and review
Use relevant findings to guide decisions and compare progress when useful.
Important: Motion analysis is not required for every patient and does not independently diagnose a medical condition. Suitability is determined through clinical discussion and assessment.