New Technology With smartphone video, Estimate ground reaction forces
- Joint Angle
- Ground Reaction Force
- Joint Torque
- Muscle Activity
- Estimated from Video
＼ Solved with MYoACT ／
Are you frustrated with the hassle of
traditional motion capture?
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Facility
Cannot measure in the field
MYoACT requires no setup Just record a video with your smartphone
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Features
Markerless is convenient,
but ground reaction forces are difficult to estimateWith MYoACT Ground reaction force can be estimated
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Time
From setup to analysis,
it takes a full dayMYoACT system operation takes just 1 minute
Facility 
Features 
Time MYoACT for your research
Let's discover new possibilities together
No expensive equipment.
No calibration needed.
About the Online Demo Session
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Overview
We will introduce the key features of MYoACT and how it can support your research workflow.
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Needs Assessment
We will ask about your expectations
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Demonstration
We will demonstrate the service interface.
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Q&A
The total session is approximately 30 minutes.
Q&A
I haven't decided whether to adopt it yet — is it okay to consult you?
No purchase commitment is required
I'm not sure yet what I want to discuss...
Even if your challenges or topics are not yet defined, we are happy to help
Can other members join the meeting?
We welcome other team members to attend
We will be sharing internal information — is security guaranteed?
We are ISMS certified and handle all information carefully in accordance with our policy
＼ Feel free to sign up ／
For Research & Clinical Practice
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Rehabilitation Medicine
Gait analysis of patients with disease
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Sports Medicine
Joint load analysis during sports movements
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Biomechanics
Quantification of movement and kinematic evaluation
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Statistics
Creating time-series trend data and pre/post intervention comparisons
Designed with research use in mind
Key Publication
Ryo Ueno
MYoACT Development Director, Lead Researcher, Physical Therapist (PT), PhD in Health Sciences
Postdoctoral researcher at Mayo Clinic (USA) and the University of Innsbruck (Austria)
Lead Researcher at ORGO, Inc., developing the musculoskeletal analysis app MYoACT
Title:
Calibrationless monocular vision musculoskeletal simulation during gait
Published in:
Heliyon (Cell Press)
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Conference Presentations & Exhibitions
- 2025.11.24 Exhibited at "Wales Tech Week 2025" in Wales, UK
- 2025.07.29 30th Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics
- 2024.04.17 Medtec Japan 2024
- 2023.07.30 29th Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics
- and more
No expensive equipment.
No calibration needed.
From recording to analysis,
3 steps.
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Record a Video
Smartphone, tablet, or digital camera — all work
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2
Upload
Upload the target video and check results
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Obtain Research Data
Check 3D data and estimated metrics
Download in various formats
or digital camera footage
Analysis Data Obtained from a Single Video
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Joint Angle
Quantitative evaluation of movement changes
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Ground Reaction Force
Quantification of force and direction of ground contact
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Joint Torque
Indicator of athletic performance and joint load
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Muscle Activity
Visualize muscles activated during movement
No expensive equipment.
No calibration needed.
Specification Comparison
| Key Evaluation Criteria | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ease of Use | Cost | Accuracy | Validation | ||
| Measure by Recording Video with a Camera | MYoACT |
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Single existing video ready to analyze |
◎ Pricing available on request | ○ ~5% error | ○ |
| Company A |
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1 camera, new recording required |
○ ~$3,750/year | △ No GRF | △ | |
| Company B |
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2+ cameras, calibration required |
ー Non-commercial only | ○ ~4% error | ○ | |
| Equipment Required |
Optical Motion Capture |
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Multi-camera calibration |
× $313K+ |
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Gold Standard |
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IMU Accelerometer Sensor |
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Multi-sensor calibration |
× $62.5K+ | ○ ~5% error | △ | |
Pricing
Pricing details will be provided during the online meeting.
Payments can be made by bank transfer or credit card. Please contact us for details.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of video can be analyzed?
- Videos recorded with a smartphone, digital camera, or similar device can be analyzed.
- Is a force plate required?
- No, a force plate is not required. Estimation is possible from video data alone.
- Can the payment timing be adjusted?
- We offer flexible arrangements — please feel free to contact us.
- Is support available?
- You can book a consultation meeting at any time.
- What is the sampling frequency?
- It matches the sampling frequency of the video, validated for 30–240 fps.