Objective Movement Data at Roster Scale
Whole-Roster Screening
Run team screening days from a single phone: objective movement scores and asymmetry flags for every athlete, in minutes each.
Sprint and Jump Mechanics on the Field
Analyze sprinting, jumping, and change-of-direction where they happen. 30+ kinematic data points from video, no lab or force plates required.
Baseline to Breakthrough
Track every athlete against their own baseline, spot movement changes early, and show coaches progress they can see.
“The ability to analyze precise metrics from sources like wearable sensors and motion-capture systems enables the creation of highly personalized training regimens.”
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Valor for teams →Sports Performance Questions, Answered
What is Valor Vision for sports performance?
Valor Vision is a markerless 3D motion analysis platform. Strength and conditioning coaches and sport scientists use it to turn a single iPhone or iPad video into objective movement scores, joint metrics, and asymmetry flags, from one athlete's baseline to a whole-roster screening day.
Can it analyze sprinting and jumping on the field?
Yes. Valor Vision captures sprint, jump, cutting, and throwing mechanics on the field or court from a phone, so you assess the movements that show up in competition rather than only lab or gym tests.
How fast can I screen a full roster?
Each assessment takes under 5 minutes from capture to scored report, and one phone can assess a whole roster in a session. Coach plans include unlimited athletes and assessments.
How does it fit with the tools we already use?
Valor Vision runs on the iPhone or iPad you already carry and generates shareable athlete reports your sports medicine and coaching staff can read. For higher-fidelity capture there is an optional validated Valor IMU wearable, and the two modalities can be fused.
Is the measurement validated?
Yes. The Valor IMU system was validated against Vicon optical motion capture in a peer-reviewed study (Sensors, 2024, DOI 10.3390/s24175833), and the platform reports joint-angle accuracy of plus or minus 3.5 degrees.
- Joint-angle accuracy of the Valor IMU system, validated against Vicon optical motion capture: Smith et al., Sensors 2024, DOI 10.3390/s24175833. More at valorvision.ai/research.
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