Uplift uses AI-powered computer vision to turn an iPhone or iPad into a markerless 3D motion-capture and biomechanics analysis tool. Signals, the platform’s evaluation engine, translates raw movement data into actionable insight, an AI Coach converts complex kinematic data into personalized recommendations, and movement-assessment algorithms identify high-risk injury patterns from how an athlete actually moves.
Removing the need for a dedicated $50,000 motion-capture lab – Uplift claims roughly 90% lower cost – is what actually makes biomechanical analysis accessible below the professional-team level, where the physical lab, marker suits, and specialized operators required for traditional mocap were never realistic for a single athlete, a youth program, or a physical therapy clinic. Single-camera capture across baseball hitting, squats, and jumps means real analysis with equipment most coaches already carry.
Uplift serves 20,000-plus athletes across MLB, NBA, and NCAA programs, spanning baseball, softball, tennis, golf, basketball, soccer, track & field, running, and physical therapy use cases, plus broadcast overlay technology for live game insights. A 14-day trial is offered; enterprise and team pricing require a demo booking.
