AI app can do biomechanical analysis in minutes.

Stanford University researchers have developed an app called OpenCap that uses artificial intelligence and computational biomechanical modeling to analyze human movement. The app, which is currently available for free for research and educational use, can quantify movement by analyzing smartphone videos of human movement. This technology has the potential to improve interventions for mobility problems, aid in research on human mobility, and democratize human movement analysis by making it more accessible and cost-effective. The app has already been used by thousands of researchers worldwide and has the potential to revolutionize the study of biomechanics. [Extracted from the article]

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