mocap
neural precision
neurobiomechanics
Joint angles tell half the story. Sync motion-capture with live EEG and we read the neural code behind your stride.
You track watts, splits, force-plate peaks. But what about the neural patterns driving those numbers? We pair motion capture (MOCAP) with real-time EEG and fNIRS to translate raw movement into readable neurosignatures.
Modern MOCAP systems capture every millimeter of your movement – gait, swing, cut – converting motion into frame-by-frame data you can actually use.
Why you should care: Visual assessments miss the micro-hesitations and torque leaks that cost you power. MOCAP catches what coaches can't see.
Every smooth arc or compensation pattern in your movement reflects the commands your nervous system sends. Motion is your brain's code made visible.
Think of it this way: that hip drop during your run isn't just biomechanical – it's neurological. Fix the signal, fix the movement.
We layer MOCAP data onto your personal sensory map – how your brain "sees" your body. Mismatches between perception and reality explain why some compensations stick around.
Recording EEG and fNIRS during movement lets us correlate your mechanics with brain activation patterns. We can see exactly when neural efficiency drops – often before you feel it.
Example: Your putting stroke looks identical rep to rep, but brain data shows increasing frontal theta (mental effort) after rep 15. That's when form starts breaking down, even if you can't see it yet.
Pre-injury MOCAP provides your gold-standard reference. Post-injury, we catch compensations weeks before you "feel ready" – data that can help guide load management and may reduce re-injury risk.
No more guessing games. Just clear metrics showing when you're actually ready to push.
The goal? Real-time brain data that adjusts coaching cues, VR difficulty, or training load automatically. Not just data-rich – data-responsive.
Imagine deadlifting while your neural efficiency guides the weight selection. Or sprint mechanics that adjust based on cortical fatigue markers. That's where we're going.
Ready to see your movement through a neural lens? Book your baseline scan – get your MOCAP + brain-map analysis in 24 hours.