A clinician reviewing an athlete's single-leg movement screen on a tablet

Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine

Objective movement data for every stage of care

Goniometers and visual screens are subjective and hard to repeat. Uplift measures range of motion, squat and jump-landing mechanics, and gait in objective 3D, so your clinic can track progress, defend clearance decisions and stand out. Two cameras, no markers.

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For clinics & sports-medicine teams

Replace the guesswork with a number

So much of movement assessment still comes down to a clinician's eye and a hand-held goniometer: useful, but hard to reproduce between visits or between clinicians. Uplift captures the same assessments in objective 3D, so progress is measured, documented and comparable.

Range of motion, screens and gait in 3D

Repeatable measures every visit, with no inter-rater drift

Clinic or field-side: two cameras, no markers

What you’ll measure

A measurement toolkit for the whole episode of care

From intake to clearance, the objective measures that replace the goniometer and the guess.

ROM

Range of motion

Ankle, cervical (flexion/extension & rotation), shoulder (incl. 90/90) and thoracic-spine mobility, in 3D.

Screens

Overhead & single-leg squat

Depth, knee valgus, trunk-tibia angle and hip-knee dominance, plus SFMA squat, toe-touch and back-bend screens.

Landing

Drop vertical & countermovement

Knee valgus on landing, Landing Stiffness Index, RSI, jump height and limb symmetry.

Balance

Single-leg stance & Y-Balance

Postural control, dynamic reach (lower & upper quarter) and core stability.

Gait

Clinical gait & symmetry

Walking and running gait with a left-vs-right symmetry index.

Detail

Joint kinematics

Joint angles, velocities and 3D keypoints underpinning every assessment.

Return-to-play

Objective measures at every milestone

Uplift gives you the data; the clearance decision stays with the clinician.

Baseline

Pre-season or intake capture establishes the athlete's normal.

Rehab tracking

Re-measure ROM and gait symmetry to confirm progress between visits.

Criteria testing

Limb symmetry, landing mechanics and ROM against your return thresholds.

Clearance & monitor

Document the data behind the decision and keep monitoring.

Why clinicians choose it

Repeatable, shareable, defensible

Every capture produces objective 3D data that is consistent between visits and clinicians, with no inter-rater drift, and easy to share with the athlete, coach and surgeon. It builds buy-in, and it stands behind the clearance decision.

One workflow, two cameras, no markers. Uplift provides movement measurement and is not a diagnostic medical device; clinical decisions remain with the provider.

Questions, answered

Clinical movement analysis FAQ

Can Uplift measure range of motion objectively?

Yes. Joint range of motion in 3D, including ankle, cervical spine, shoulder (with 90/90) and thoracic spine, without a hand-held goniometer.

How does it support return-to-play decisions?

It provides objective limb symmetry (jumps and squats), landing mechanics, range of motion and gait symmetry to weigh against your return-to-sport criteria. Uplift supplies the data; the clinician makes the call.

Is Uplift a medical device?

No. Uplift provides objective movement measurement to support clinical judgment; interpretation and decisions remain with the qualified provider.

What screens can I run?

Bodyweight, single-leg, overhead and SFMA squats; drop vertical and countermovement jumps; single-leg stance, Y-Balance and plank; SFMA toe-touch and back-bend; and clinical gait, all in 3D from two cameras.