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Biomechanics & Human Movement

Capture and analysis of human movement for sports science, clinical gait and ergonomics research.

Definition

What is Biomechanics & Human Movement?

Biomechanics & human movement analysis studies how the body moves. By capturing and measuring motion, forces and posture, it reveals performance, injury risk and recovery — informing sports science, clinical care and ergonomics.

01 Overview

Understand Movement.

We build biomechanics environments that capture and analyse human movement — for sports science, clinical gait, rehabilitation and ergonomics research.

Our role is not simply to sell products — we help you select, design, integrate and support the complete environment.

Right technology

We help you select what actually fits your goals and budget.

Complete design

The full solution — hardware, software, space and workflow.

Managed integration

Installed and commissioned to work as one from day one.

Long-term support

Maintenance, training and upgrades for many years.

02 Applications
Gait Analysis Sports Science Rehabilitation Ergonomics Return-to-Play Research
03 Example Markets

Who uses movement analysis

Movement analysis answers different questions by sector. These are the markets we most often support.

Universities & Research

Gait, posture and motor-control studies with publication-grade data.

Clinical Gait Labs

Diagnostic movement analysis and treatment planning.

Sports & Elite Performance

Technique optimisation, load management and injury prevention.

Rehabilitation

Objective progress tracking and return-to-activity decisions.

Ergonomics & Occupational Health

Workplace assessment and injury-risk reduction.

Prosthetics & Orthotics

Fitting, tuning and outcome measurement for devices.

04 Technology

From measurement to assessment.

A complete biomechanics environment combines synchronized movement, force and muscle-activity data with the software tools needed to analyse, model and assess human performance.

Motion capture biomechanics laboratory with real-time movement analysis software
MEASURE

MOTION

OptiTrack

OptiTrack and Motive provide high-quality kinematic data for gait analysis, sports science, rehabilitation and research.

FORCE

AMTI

Synchronised force plates add ground-reaction-force data for kinetics, gait analysis and human-performance research.

EMG

Delsys

Delsys wireless EMG systems add synchronized muscle-activation data to the movement-analysis workflow.

SYNCHRONISED DATA
ANALYSE & ASSESS

Measurement is only the beginning.

Motion capture, force and EMG create the measurement data. Biomechanics software turns those synchronized measurements into models, kinematics, kinetics, reports and meaningful assessment.

Visual3D

Biomechanical modelling, kinematics, kinetics, inverse dynamics, gait analysis and reporting.

The MotionMonitor

Advanced biomechanics analysis and reporting supported by the OptiTrack/Motive ecosystem.

MATLAB

Custom analysis, signal processing, research algorithms and specialised research workflows.

05 Technology Partners
OptiTrack Motion Capture

High-quality kinematic data for gait analysis, sports science, rehabilitation and research.

Visit www.optitrack.com →
Delsys EMG & Human Sensing

Wireless EMG and physiological sensing systems for biomechanics, movement science and human performance.

Visit www.delsys.com →
HAS-Motion Visual3D / Biomechanics Analysis

Visual3D biomechanics software for modelling, analysing and reporting 3D human movement.

Visit www.has-motion.com →
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06 FAQ

Questions we receive before we start a project

If your question is not answered here, ask us directly — most projects begin with exactly this kind of conversation.

Typically motion capture, force measurement and analysis software, brought together in a room designed for the intended activities. We start from the research or clinical questions and design backwards from there.
Yes. A properly integrated environment synchronises kinematic, force and muscle-activity data on a shared timebase, so all three data streams can be analysed together rather than reconciled afterwards.
Common choices include Visual3D for modelling, kinematics and kinetics, The MotionMonitor for integrated analysis and reporting, and MATLAB for custom signal processing and research algorithms. The right combination depends on your workflow.
In many cases, yes. Existing force plates and other measurement devices can often be synchronised into a new environment alongside motion capture and EMG, subject to the equipment’s own data and timing interfaces.
It depends on the application. Marker-based systems remain the standard for high-accuracy biomechanics research, while markerless approaches can suit certain clinical or field settings. We help evaluate which fits your accuracy and workflow requirements.
Yes. A well-designed environment can grow — additional cameras, force plates, EMG channels or analysis software can be added as research needs and budgets evolve.

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