There are key differences between 3D and 2D markerless motion capture using affordable technology. Qinematic tells their history and why they still prefer 3D scans for accuracy over convenience.

Paul Essery hosts The Tech Business Podcast and interviews Glenn Bilby, founding CEO of Qinematic. The team at Qinematic created Moovment software for recording, assessing and improving the way humans move using computer vision technology and exercise science.

There are key differences between 3D and 2D markerless motion capture using affordable technology. Qinematic tells their history and why they still prefer 3D scans for accuracy over convenience.

There are key differences between 3D and 2D markerless motion capture using affordable technology. Qinematic tells their history and why they still prefer 3D scans for accuracy over convenience.

An upright posture puts stresses and strains on the spine and lower limbs. How each body part is stacked on another body part determines how efficient and effective we are at standing and moving, and whether we are exposed to discomfort and injury.

Moovment software should be used at all youth sports for regular screening of balance and movement patterns to detect and prevent factors that can lead to knee injury.

Moovment Scan image documents deficits in movement quality and shows significant improvement with conservative management.

Neck pain can be improved by changing posture and with good quality movement. Biomechanics studies show that the load experienced by the neck depends on the neck angle.

Mental health can be improved with good quality movement. Studies show that happiness comes from moving freely and rhythmically.

Encouraging people to move well in order to move more is one of the greatest opportunities in digital health, but there are some challenges.