Configure
Choose a focused single-camera or coordinated multi-camera setup.
Private previewCAMERAS INTO KINEMATICS
A movement lab that starts with a camera.
Capture human movement with a single camera or coordinated multi-camera setup, then turn motion into usable evidence.
For biomechanics, research, rehabilitation, and performance teams
ONE CONNECTED WORKFLOW
From camera setup to repeatable movement evidence.
Capture
Guide framing and collect synchronized movement views.
Review
Inspect detected movement, camera quality, and session context.
Compare
Repeat the protocol to support performance or research review.
CAPTURE CONFIGURATION
Match the camera setup to the question.
Move quickly with one view. Add coordinated perspectives when depth, occlusion, or the protocol needs more context.
BUILT FOR REAL PRACTICE
A capture workflow your team can repeat.
Single-camera mode
Bring fast markerless capture to the field with minimal equipment.
Multi-camera mode
Coordinate views when occlusion or depth needs more context.
Capture guidance
Surface framing, visibility, and synchronization issues.
Repeatable protocols
Save the capture context needed for responsible comparison.
Biomechanics teams · Sports performance labs · Rehabilitation research · University programs
PROFESSIONAL CONTROL
Designed to inform, not decide.
KinemaLab capabilities must be described by supported protocol and validation status. Preview visuals do not imply clinical-grade accuracy.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
What teams ask first.
Does KinemaLab replace a reference motion-capture laboratory?
No. It is designed to make markerless capture more accessible. Each intended use must be validated against an appropriate reference before consequential decisions.
When should we use multiple cameras?
Use multiple views when occlusion, depth, or the movement protocol requires more context than one view can provide.
Is every movement supported?
No. Supported protocols and validation status must be stated explicitly for each release.