KineMo allows you to track and quantify an athlete’s whole body movement in 3D during exercise using video from a single mobile device.
KineMo does not require sensors, wearables or multiple calibrated cameras.
It can be used on demand and at scale across all levels of sport to aid physios, coaches and athletes.
Track and record athlete movement from a single camera
Translate 2D video to 3D kinematics
Track movement across 33 joints and growing
Record in any environment across multiple movements
To aid athlete rehabilitation, development and skills progression
For post game training, that you could see there was a notable difference in getting back towards a baseline of movement 2 days post game versus 3 days post game in a certain pattern then you could certainly plan your training better.
...I just record with my phone every time I‘m doing a rehab & know if there’s an improvement... Absolutely invaluable.
That you can quantify injured player movements being the same as pre-injury, then the mental side of that is huge.
This could make musculoskeletal screening (range of motion) much more efficient.
The value for us is two-fold: it could standardize our practice and allows us to track improvements over time.
Adding hip measures puts it in a place that can’t be compared to anything else.
Expansion to extended biomechanical model is a game changer.
Anything that can tell you bilateral differences in your own body would be very useful.
There is nothing really to track whether I move as well as I did one or two years ago.
