At Sanford, we have been working on a solution to the challenges of ACL rehabilitation leveraging Theia3D. Not only are we able to provide a much more comprehensive report for our clinicians, athletes, and patients, but we have also reduced the time necessary to collect and process that information by over 66% compared to traditional optical motion capture while collecting the data in the exact setting that the patient is rehabilitating!

Theia3D's command line functionality and batch processing capabilities have allowed us to expand our biomechanics offering from pitching analysis to functional movement assessments, while scaling our business to two new sites. In addition, athletes don't have to wear markers which makes our assessments easier to deliver and has increased overall throughput in our pitching labs.

Theia3D has empowered us to collect data in situations that would be challenging or even impossible with traditional marker systems. This advanced capability has allowed us to rapidly expand our movement database, encompassing a diverse range of runners—from casual enthusiasts to professional athletes. By capturing such comprehensive data, we can better understand various types of runners and develop footwear that benefits everyone.

Theia3D allows us to work with healthy, clinical, and athletic populations where, in some cases, it may not be possible to deploy traditional technologies. We have also been able to deepen collaborations within the department of athletics by bringing the technology out into a more natural, sporting environment. Meeting athletes where they play and perform is crucial to enable high fidelity data collection.