Partners utilize our vision models to generate biomechanical data of people for their specific solutions in sports, workplace safety and healthcare.

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In pro sports, it became crucial to have a quantitative understanding of how athletes’ bodies move and evolve over time.

For use cases like injury prevention, technical improvement, load management, valuing talent in contract negotiations, and advanced stats for broadcast, we were limited by the same obstacle.

The inability to understand quantitatively how a human body was moving, AND changing over time.

We quickly discovered, enabling machines to ‘see’ and understand how people biomechanically move and interact with the real world… has even larger implications for industries like workplace safety, healthcare, insurance, defense and robotics.

Monitoring a pitcher's elbow for likelihood of injury, and an employee for back injury in a warehouse relies on the same core vision models.