SPLYZA Motion
iOS Universel / Forme et santé
SPLYZA Motion brings AI-powered 2D and 3D motion analysis to your fingertips, with just one camera.
Trusted by over 100 organizations across industries such as healthcare, research, education, sports and manufacturing, it’s revolutionizing how movement is captured and understood.
Some of the applications of SPLYZA Motion include
- Gait analysis for rehabilitation
- Form analysis in sports
- Ergonomic evaluations in manufacturing
Features
- Analyze 3D and 2D motion of the human body with just one camera
- Estimate the movement of over 40 key points, including the thoracic and lumbar spine, pelvis, and center of gravity.
- Works offline, so you can use it in environments without any internet connection.
- Use videos recorded in the past on your device or footage from other cameras as well.
SPLYZA Motion can also do this
- Display angle/angular speed, speed/acceleration, distance and path for all supported body parts
- Compare two videos (Currently supported in 2D only)
- Export coordinates and video data
- Analyze multiple videos at once
Recommended ways to shoot videos for analysis
- Put your device in landscape orientation
- Stabilize the camera using a tripod
- For Sports applications, use Slow-mo to shoot videos (120fps-240fps)
- Ensure the entire body is visible in the frame, occupying at least 1/3 of the screen height
Cases where analysis fails or is partially unsuccessful
- Subject is wearing baggy or loose clothes
- Environment is poorly lit
- Not enough contrast between the subject’s clothes and the background
- Not enough movement (in case of 3D analysis)
Privacy Policy: https://public.splyza.com/legal/motion/20240612/motion-pp-en-v3.pdf
Term of Use: https://public.splyza.com/legal/motion/20240612/motion-terms-en-v3.pdf
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
• Added elbow varus torque measurement. This new feature allows you to measure elbow varus torque within the upper arm and forearm's coordinate system:
- It's ideal for analyzing motions like throwing a ball or other objects you can grip, as well as movements that involve very little wrist rotation. Note that this feature is not designed for racket sports like tennis.
• Improved BVH file output.
