The Bodbx


Developer of a portable, markerless movement‑analysis device and analytics platform for sports and strength training. The system captures joint‑level motion with a tracking camera, scores each rep against trained reference models, generates plain‑language coaching cues, and links movement quality to performance outcomes via regression analysis. Offered as a hardware device plus a subscription for AI analytics, coach dashboard, and athlete mobile apps. Validated in a Division I strength & conditioning pilot.

Industries

artificial-intelligence
fitness
health-care
medical-device
robotics
sports

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

The Bodbx

Christiansburg, Virginia, United States, North America


Products

bodbx (portable movement-analysis device)

Hand-sized, portable tracking camera device bundled with access to a movement library and paired coach dashboard and athlete apps. Captures joint-level motion, scores reps against reference models, and streams data to cloud analytics.

bodbx Mk 3

Portable computer-vision device that scores how each athlete moves, joint by joint, and links movement quality to performance outcomes.

bodbx Device

Portable computer-vision movement analysis device that scores joint-by-joint movement quality, provides rep-by-rep cues, and links movement to performance outcomes for coaches and athletes.


Services

Low‑lift piloting service including movement mapping, device setup, athlete account provisioning, session capture, and regression readout linking movement quality to performance.

Per-athlete subscription unlocking movement-to-performance regression, fatigue and velocity trend tracking, and full coach dashboard access.

20-minute demos and pilot scoping conversations to demonstrate scores, cues, and regression outputs on real athlete data.

Expertise Areas

  • Computer vision-based motion analysis
  • Sports performance analytics
  • Digital coaching platforms (web + mobile)
  • Movement biomechanics and reference modeling
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Key Technologies

  • Markerless joint tracking (computer vision)
  • Pan-tilt camera sensors
  • Machine learning regression analysis
  • Cloud-based coach dashboard
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News & Updates

Pilot deployments in a Division I strength & conditioning program showed a correlation between hinge movement quality and reduced fatigue drop-off; results used to validate regression linking movement to performance.


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