RUNNING ANALYSIS

IKINESIS for the running

Become a running expert with iKinesis

Developed by health and sports professionals, iKinesis makes it possible to analyze running technique without observers or cameras.

iKinesis Run-Up collects, analyzes and evaluates the runner's biomechanical parameters, from lower limb joint kinematics to spatio-temporal data, in his or her environment or in the office.

With iKinesis, running has never been easier to analyze.

Thanks to the development of specific artificial intelligence, a single sensor is all it takes to measure the complete kinematics of a lower limb during running.

IKINESIS RUN UP DATA

Kinematics

Hip : Flexion / extension ●●
Knee : Flexion / extension ●●
Ankle : Flexion / extension ●●
Foot strike ●●
Angle foot strike ●●
Curve reading aid ● (soon)

Pronation

Pronation range ●
Pronation peak ●
Pronation speed ●

Kinetics

Vertical impact velocity ●●
Lower limb stiffness ●●

Spatio-temporal

Contact time ●●
Flight time ●●
Duty factor ●●
Cadence ●●

Performance

Speed ●●
iKinesis index ●●
Stride length ●●
Reliability index of analyzed data ●

Stress areas

Detection of 5 stressed areas ●●
Global view of the lower limb ● (soon)

● Data in the iKinesis Lab

● Data in the iKinesis Kapsule

Better understanding for better targeting.

The iKinesis AI analyzes 23 different zones of the lower limb and determines which are most solicited by the runner's technique.

INTERPRETATION ACTIVE DU MOUVEMENT

TAKE YOUR TREATMENT TO THE NEXT LEVEL WITH LAB IKINESIS

Evaluate your patients differently by having them run on mats or in their usual places.

Based on several hundred thousand movements, iKinesis artificial intelligence is able to predict joint moments using a minimum number of sensors positioned on the body.

iKinesis artificial intelligence

All around the movement

Scientific literature

iKinesis R&D development is based on a rigorous selection of scientific articles from over 600 publications in the fields of running, biomechanics, physiology and injury prevention. These articles come from prestigious journals such as the Journal of Biomechanics, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, or the British Journal of Sports Medicine.

Scientific Committee

iKinesis algorithms have been developed with the support of a scientific committee made up of running specialists. This scientific committee contributes its expertise, experience and feedback to improve the quality and relevance of iKinesis algorithms. It also participates in the validation and dissemination of iKinesis results.

Evaluation

The angular predictions of hip/knee/ankle joints made by iKinesis were evaluated by the Université Paris-Saclay, by comparing them with those of a reference motion capture system. The results showed an accuracy of between 97% and 99%. These results confirm the reliability and performance of iKinesis for runner motion analysis.