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A standardized decision layer for human movement quality.
The product starts with premium testing and reporting logic, then scales through partner sites, NormVault, and population level benchmarks.
Movement data is everywhere, yet fragmented. There is no shared standard for what good movement means, no common scale, and no comparable progress logic. The gap sits between expensive research and lab solutions on one side and simple tracking apps on the other.
Force plates
Strong data, but isolated point measurements.
Motion capture
Precise, but hard to scale beyond the lab.
Video analysis
Visible, but subjective.
Wearables
They scale, but measure volume rather than movement quality. A complement, not a competitor.
The MQS makes movement quality measurable, comparable, and manageable over time.
Gait, postural control, force, power, motor control, neuro response, and dual task cost form a profile, never a single number in isolation.
VANE interprets the assessment findings and highlights priorities. Professionals use that context to decide what to do next.
A baseline and retest make change over time visible. The results support a review of training or rehabilitation alongside professional judgment.
Runs on the standard force plate and camera setups facilities already own. No proprietary hardware, no capex barrier.
NormVault is VANE’s proprietary benchmark data asset. Suitable assessment data can strengthen the reference base after quality review and the required permissions. The value depends on consistent protocols, relevant comparison groups, and responsible interpretation, not simply on collecting more data.
The Vienna lab is the proof node, not the end product.
Layer 01
Local
Layer 02
Partner
Layer 03
Platform
Recurring revenue + proprietary data + protocols + API + B2B = enterprise value.
Hardware neutrality widens the market surface. Every facility with standard equipment is a potential site without additional hardware capital expenditure.
These stages and volumes are planning targets, not achieved results. Current progress and timing are covered in the briefing.
0 to 6 months
6 to 12 months
12 to 24 months
Long term
Beyond 24 months, the same standardized data layer can serve research and robotics as a movement data platform. This is a long term option, not the immediate plan.
VANE is not a whiteboard concept. It grows out of a Vienna reference lab with motion capture, force plates, and standardized protocols, plus work with elite athletes since 2019. Clients include Bundesliga football, top European basketball, and national team athletes. An evidence led content strategy acts as the demand and trust engine.
Dario Saisan
Founder · BSc Sport Science, University of Vienna
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