FreeMoCap

mimem is a cloud-based, AI-assisted markerless motion capture application that turns recorded video into 3D character animation. Users can upload footage from stationary phones, webcams, GoPros, DSLRs, or other cameras; the service synchronizes views and reconstructs body, hand, and finger movement without marker suits or calibration equipment. A browser-based preview lets users review the result before exporting FBX animation for use in compatible 3D software, including Unity, Unreal Engine, Blender, and Maya. Users can also retarget motion to their own characters, with IK retargeting available on paid plans. The companion app supports synchronized recording with iPhone and Android devices, while multi-camera capture scales by plan, up to 12 cameras. The product serves character-animation, game-development, film, and visual-effects workflows. A free tier is available with limited monthly exports; paid plans provide higher processing, storage, camera, and export allowances.

Kinetisense is an advanced, clinician-led 3D motion capture and movement analysis software that uses markerless, AI-driven computer vision to capture real-time biomechanics data without wearables, delivering precise assessments of posture, balance, range of motion, and functional movement for rehabilitation, performance, and wellness applications. It runs on iPad Pro and desktop, offering over 40 unique modules for clinicians to speed up assessments, customize evaluation workflows, and generate objective movement insights that help identify dysfunctions, asymmetries, and compensations efficiently. Kinetisense’s AI technology not only tracks motion and produces detailed reports but also automatically recommends personalized corrective exercises and creates visual feedback that improves patient engagement, enhances understanding of progress, and supports data-driven care decisions. It provides tools for clinicians, athletic trainers, therapists, and workplace wellness providers.