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Running FormFrom One Video
StrideOptics turns a short running clip into a visual movement report: skeleton tracking, body segmentation, 3D body view, cadence, contact time, foot angle, posture, and load-proxy insights.
No markers. No lab. No wearable.
What it does
A normal running video becomes a clear movement report.
Start with a short clip. See how the body moves before pain, injury, or guesswork is the only feedback.
Rear-view or side-view running, recorded on a normal phone or treadmill setup.
Keypoint overlay, body segmentation, and a 3D body view.
Cadence, contact time, foot tilt, posture, asymmetry, and load-proxy estimates.
3D body view
See where movement may be stressing the body.
StrideOptics turns a running clip into an interactive 3D body shape so runners can see movement patterns on the body, not only on a flat video.
Knee, ankle, hip, and heel signals help estimate stress areas, compare left-right balance, and show where repeated motion may need attention.
Drag to rotate. Scroll or pinch to zoom.
Runner segmentation
Isolate the athlete before reading the movement.
StrideOptics separates the runner from the scene, making it easier to confirm the system is reading the athlete, not the room.
The missing layer
Your watch shows effort. StrideOptics shows movement.
Runners already track pace, heart rate, shoes, and mileage. StrideOptics adds what the body actually does while running.
Built from a real runner problem
Movement feedback should not require a lab.
I grew up in Marrakech, around one of the world's deepest running cultures, but structured biomechanics feedback was still out of reach for everyday athletes.
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