Partnerships
Partner with us.
Distributors, technology companies and research teams already work with us to bring movement analysis to more clinics, labs and sports teams. Whether you would like to represent the suite, build on it, or shape its methods, we would be glad to hear from you.
Ways to partner
Three kinds of partnership
Distribute the suite
Represent Moveck in your territory. A territory can have several distributors, and a buyer's request may reach Moveck first.
See the distributorsBuild on the technology
Use the engine and its modules inside your own product or service.
See the integrationsCollaborate on methods
Clinical and academic teams working with Moveck on how movement is measured and reported.
See the collaborations
Partners in distribution
Distribute the suite
Some of the companies that represent the Moveck suite in their territory.
Equips rehabilitation, research and sports teams, from isokinetics and robotic rehabilitation to motion analysis with systems such as Vicon, Bertec and Noraxon.
Distributes the Moveck suite in France and North Africa.
A biomechanics engineering firm founded in 2013. It supplies and integrates motion capture, EMG and modelling software for medical, sports and industrial teams, and runs measurement campaigns, engineering and maintenance alongside.
Distributes the Moveck suite in France and Benelux.
Partners in technology
Build on the technology
Some of the companies that build the Moveck engine and its modules into their own products and services.
A Quebec industrial partner that works with every layer of the Moveck technology, from R&D to the end application.
A long-running industrial partnership, from research through to the product EMOVI ships.
A spin-off of Lausanne University Hospital and EPFL that measures human movement with inertial sensors. Part of MindMaze since 2017.
Moveck has worked with the team since the startup's early days.
Partners in research
Collaborate on methods
Some of the clinical and academic teams working with Moveck on how movement is measured and reported.
A deep-learning method that detects initial contact and foot off in 3D gait data, developed on a clinical dataset of 1,211 patients and 61 healthy controls. Published in PLOS ONE in 2023 and released as open source.
Embedded in Cleanse, so every lab can use this method to detect gait events.
The open-source Python implementation of the Conventional Gait Model, for research and clinical gait analysis with Vicon Nexus, OpenSim and inertial workflows.
Moveck's founder is one of its authors, with Fabien Leboeuf at Université de Nantes.
Work with us
Let's start with a conversation
No two of our partnerships look alike. Some began with a distributor who knew their market, others with a research team that wanted to take a method further. Each one started with a conversation and grew at its own pace.
If you see something we could do together, tell us about your work. Someone from the team will write back to talk it through with you.
To get us started
- Who you are, and the work your team does
- The people you work with, and where
- What you would like to do together
A first exchange commits no one: it is how we find out together whether there is a fit.