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Movement measurement for physical therapy

Objective movement measurements
in 3D, from ordinary phone video.

Capture movement in the clinic or at home, giving physical therapists and patients a clearer view of how someone moves and what changes between repetitions.

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Explore Positus

From recording
to clinical review.

Positus turns movement recordings into measurements you can examine, compare, and discuss with your patient.

  1. 01

    Capture

    Position two phones around a clear capture area and record the movement.

  2. 02

    Review

    Explore the recorded movement alongside its measurements.

  3. 03

    Compare

    Look at differences between repetitions and across the recording.

A measurement you can repeat.

  1. 1CaptureFirst visit
  2. 2ReviewWith your patient
  3. 3TreatYour plan of care
  4. 4Capture againA later visit

Then compare, and repeat as care continues.

Built around the movement tests you already use. Informed by your clinical judgment.

Look a little closer

A detailed view of
how someone moves.

Follow the movement through a recording, inspect a specific moment, or compare repeated cycles.

Movement, in detailIllustrative movement, not patient data

How the pelvis moves through a stride

Follow the relationship between the two sides of the pelvis as weight shifts from one leg to the other.

Vitruvian-inspired movement illustrationA contoured human figure within a circle and square. The highlighted body relationship is linked to the trace. All movement and measurements are synthetic illustrations.pelvis

Front view · Pelvic alignment

Pelvis tilt2.7°
Point in stride20%
Pelvis tilt through an illustrative strideSynthetic movement traces, linked to the figure and the selected point in the stride. Where a leg is highlighted, the shaded band marks its swing phase. Not a clinical result or reference range.6°0°−6°0%50%100%

See how the pelvis tilts as weight shifts between steps.

From the movement itself to the relationships underneath.

Movement
Joint motion and body positioning throughout the recording.
Timing
The timing and rhythm of repeated movement.
Consistency
How movement varies from one cycle to the next.

Movement beyond
the clinic.

The questions that come up in an assessment often extend beyond the treatment room.

Two-phone capture creates room to explore movement in other settings, bringing more of the picture into the conversation.

A clear capture area. Two camera views.
Your clinical context.

See Positus in a
clinical workflow.

Walk through the capture process, explore the measurements, and discuss how Positus could fit into your practice.

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  • Two ordinary phones and a clear capture area.
  • Opens your email app. Business inquiries only.
  • Please do not include patient information.