ORYX Gait Observation Movement insights for real-world performance and rehabilitation
Empower your practice or team with ORYX GO, a portable motion capture system designed for precise, actionable insights in natural environments. Whether you’re focused on enhancing athletic performance or guiding recovery, ORYX GO delivers real-world data that aligns with the athlete’s or patient’s experience and perception.
Optimize performance across human locomotion
ORYX GO provides a comprehensive analysis of human locomotion and functional movements, delivering deeper insights than traditional assessments. A single gait assessment can reveal more about movement efficiency, coordination, and performance potential than the combined results of multiple standard tests (Baker, 2016).
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Coordination Patterns: Analyze how muscles and joints work together dynamically.Coordination Patterns: Analyze how muscles and joints work together dynamically.
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Variability and Stability: Quantify adaptability and identify inefficiencies in real-world conditions.Variability and Stability: Quantify adaptability and identify inefficiencies in real-world conditions.
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Load Symmetry: Assess how forces are distributed across the body during motion.Load Symmetry: Assess how forces are distributed across the body during motion.
Applications of the ORYX GO
Performance Assessment
Perform running or functional movement assessments for recreational athletes, local events, or team screenings. ORYX GO identifies inefficiencies in mechanics and refines techniques, helping athletes enhance performance while building resilience to meet the demands of their sport.
Focused Rehabilitation
Address (chronic) injuries with precision insights into coordination, stability, and movement timing. ORYX GO supports targeted and effective rehabilitation strategies tailored to individual recovery needs.
Post-Surgery Recovery
Facilitate recovery following ACL reconstruction, hip, or knee replacement surgery with ORYX GO. Gain detailed data on movement dynamics to guide precise interventions, ensuring a smoother path to regaining strength and mobility.
Key features
Assess movement anywhere—on the field, in the clinic, or at the gym. ORYX GO’s wearable sensor design allows you to analyze real-world movement dynamics without the limitations of a lab setting.
Get immediate insights with fast setup and a comprehensive report generated within ten. Monitor key kinematic events during movement sessions, ensuring timely interventions.
Data is securely uploaded to the cloud, where it is analyzed with advanced algorithms. This ensures comprehensive insights and the ability to track progress over time, all while maintaining high data privacy standards.
ORYX GO links directly to performance and recovery interventions, tailored to your specific goals.
Why choose ORYX GO?
Ecologically Valid data
Assess movement as it naturally occurs, outside of controlled lab environments.
Tailored Interventions
Translate data into targeted exercises, programs, or training plans that drive measurable results.
Proven Results
Use data-driven interventions to reduce reinjury rates and improve long-term outcomes.
Related movement solutions
ORYX Knee Stability
Targets key aspects of ACL rehab, including knee stability, coordination, and movement quality under dynamic, load-bearing conditions. It provides actionable insights to guide recovery, rebuild motor control, and ensure a confident return to activity.
ORYX Hamstring
Focused on hamstring rehabilitation and performance, the ORYX Hamstring App provides precise insights into postural control, pelvic stability, and load distribution. It helps to develop targeted strategies to rebuild strength, coordination, and resilience, ensuring athletes are ready to perform at their best
Frequently asked questions
These FAQ’s contain most of the answers to the questions you are looking for. If you don’t see the question that you might have, then please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Our customers use the ORYX GO to scrutinize the causes of physical constraints easier and faster in order to set up targeted and efficient rehab interventions or training programs. It is also used to monitor trends to adjust training or treatment when necessary.Â
- Improve your understanding of movement: ORYX Go provides a comprehensive and objective assessment of human movement, which can help you to identify areas for improvement. This information can be used to develop more tailored and effective treatment plans for your patients.
- Save time and resources: ORYX Go is a quick and easy-to-use system, so you can spend less time on assessments and more time on treatment. The online portal also makes it easy to store and access your patients’ data, so you can track their progress over time.
- Provide better patient outcomes: By using ORYX Go to improve your understanding of movement and develop more tailored treatment plans, you can help your patients to achieve better outcomes. This can lead to improved patient satisfaction and loyalty.
Please contact us for pricing.
The exact time from setup (mounting sensors to the body + calibration) to useful information depends on the amount of tests conducted. On average a full assessment (4 tests) can be completed within 10 to 15 minutes.
Yes, we’re planning to introduce hop-tests and a bikefit test in the future. While overhead movements are not on our current roadmap, we’re open to exploring other assessments based on user feedback and requests
ORYX GO is versatile and can help address various movement quality issues within the locomotion system. This includes pinpointing causes of lower back pain, assessing core stability, evaluating hip or knee loading post-joint replacement, and analyzing dynamic quadriceps/hamstring coordination, among other applications. Please note this is not an exhaustive list.
Please check out our  dynamic systems theory page.
You can use the system both indoors and outdoors since it’s fully mobile. For walking assessments, it’s ideal to have an obstacle-free pathway of at least 10-15 meters, while for running assessments, 30-50 meters is recommended due to the rhythmic nature of gait.
Unfortunately not. This is not possible due to the technical limitations of the wireless technology we use. For a full body system we would like to redirect you to other mocap manufactures.