Overview
The platform uses video-based analysis validated by force plates and 3D motion capture to assess running gait and jumping, with setup in under 60 seconds and the ability to test on treadmills, courts, tracks, or trails. It delivers instant reports with actionable recommendations on metrics including load, stability, power, reactivity, and symmetry to support clinical decision-making and client motivation.
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In the news
- Did you know our very own CTO Tim Op De Beéck personally transports every Runeasi belt by bike? Once the belts are ready at our workshop, Tim picks them up and cycles them to our office. From there, they head to our logistics warehouse before starting their journey to runners around the world. It’s a small example of how everyone at Runeasi pitches in wherever they can, supporting each other in our mission to help the world run better.
- First week at #FlandersNEXT is done! Only one more week to come and get your running analysis 👀
- Runeasi made it into Backpacker Magazine (Outside Magazine) One of their writers wanted to know whether gait analysis could help hikers as well as runners. Steve Brown, DC, MS, CCSP, CSCS from Boulder Sports Clinic had her hike on a treadmill at a 10% incline with a Runeasi sensor on her lower back. Combined with his assessment, the data showed her right leg taking more force than her left on each stride, which was likely behind the hip and foot pain she’d been dealing with on that side. Steve treated her right hip and retested her
- Awesome first day here in Brisbane at the symposium Sports and Exercise Podiatry Australasiaat #SMAACSEP2026
- What a way to kick-off #SMAACSEP2026! A huge thank you to everyone who joined us in Brisbane for our Running Symposium: Metrics and Mindsets, co-hosted with Sports Medicine Australia and proudly sponsored by Runeasi! 🏃♂️📊🧠 Massive thanks to our brilliant presenters, Dr Chris Napier (joining us all the way from Canada!) and Dr Benjamin Peterson, for sharing their world-class expertise. 👏🙏 A huge shoutout to our attendees across podiatry, sports medicine, physiotherapy, osteopathy, and chiropractic care for bringing such
- What's the difference between being a scientist and a CEO? Our very own Kurt Schutte, PhD sees a lot of similarities: https://lnkd.in/p/geSRd2BS
- Tomorrow you'll be able to find us in Brisbane at the Running Symposium 'Metrics and Mindsets' Assistant Professor Chris Napier and Dr Benjamin Peterson. Looking forward to see these interesting talks and workshops organized by our partners at Sports and Exercise Podiatry Australasia!
- Following Steven Bartlett on stage is not an easy gig. Last week, Smarter Ventures brought together 90 founders and investors in Amsterdam. Steven opened with a talk that set the bar very high. Then it was my turn, on a panel with Anton Loeffen and Kristian de Lange. One idea from Steven has stuck with me. Out-fail your competitors. If 9 out of 10 experiments fail and the tenth pays for the rest, failure isn’t the problem. Learning slowly is. But he was clear. Trying something isn’t the same as running an experiment. You need a
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