MoveDeep AI
tom.touati@move-deep.com

The Movement Genius

We extract joint-level kinematics and gait parameters from ordinary video — the insight that today requires a motion-capture lab, delivered as an embeddable model for fitness, elderly-care, sports, and physiotherapy.

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Runner in side profile with skeletal joint-trace overlay, motion-capture style
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From footage to biomechanics in one pass.

  1. 01

    Video in

    Any phone or fixed camera. No capture suits, no markers.

  2. 02

    Pose estimation

    2D keypoints plus full-body 3D reconstruction per frame.

  3. 03

    Biomechanical model

    Temporal transformers resolve 3D joint-angle trajectories.

  4. 04

    Insights

    Gait parameters, form scores, and matched-norm deviations.

Four embedded use cases.

Athlete performing a lunge in a fitness studio
Fitness apps

Exercise form scoring

Compare a rep's joint trajectory to a correct template and flag form breakdown in real time.

Older adult walking down a bright residential hallway
Elderly care

Fall-risk & mobility trends

Track gait variability and stepping speed over weeks to surface decline before a fall happens.

Sprinter mid-stride on an athletics track
Sports clubs

Technique analysis

Quantify stride mechanics and asymmetry from club cam footage, no lab required.

Physiotherapist observing a patient's walking test in a clinic corridor
Physiotherapy

Auto 10-meter walk test

Run a standardized gait assessment in seconds and archive it as a longitudinal record.

Science · Method

Pose estimation grounded in a peer-reviewed biomechanical standard.

Our 3D reconstruction is benchmarked against OpenCap, a markerless, instrument-free method for measuring human movement in everyday environments. Rather than proprietary black boxes, we anchor joint-angle estimation to a published, reproducible pipeline and train temporal transformers on synthetic data rendered from openly licensed motion-capture corpora — a commercially clean, fully owned data path.

  • Synthetic mocap rendering for supervised training
  • Batch, containerized inference · ~500–1,000 GPU-hours
  • Longitudinal, matched-norm movement database

Reference

Uhlrich SD, et al. OpenCap: Human movement dynamics from smartphone videos. PLOS Computational Biology. 2023.

Stanford Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab. Markerless estimation of 3D kinematics and kinetics in everyday environments from two smartphone videos.

Dense field of overlapping skeletal movement traces in cyan and warm tones

Vision

A normative movement database across ages and activity levels.

The SDK flags deviations from matched population norms, surfacing movement anomalies early and enabling longitudinal movement-quality insights. Over time, anonymized and consented motion becomes a reference atlas of how healthy people move at every age — turning a single capture into a durable clinical signal.