Markerless capture
DARI’s public materials describe movement capture without attaching markers or sensors to the participant.
See how the Science of Strength Institute is integrating DARI Motion into performance assessment, coach education, research collaboration, and institutional partnership workflows.
SOSI is presenting a future-use concept. This page does not represent an operating DARI installation.
DARI Motion describes its platform as a markerless system for capturing and reviewing human movement information. The Science of Strength Institute is developing applications for that information across assessment, education, and collaboration workflows.
DARI Motion is the specified movement-analysis technology for this proposed SOSI environment. Its logo and product imagery help visitors understand the referenced platform.
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DARI’s public materials describe movement capture without attaching markers or sensors to the participant.
DARI’s published workflow describes processing captured information through its cloud-based system.
DARI’s materials show dashboard and reporting options intended to help qualified professionals review the information collected.
Technology descriptions on this page are paraphrased from publicly available DARI Motion materials. Visit the official DARI Motion website opens in a new tab.
Use the controls to explore an illustrative capture-room layout. The model is intended to communicate spatial planning only; final dimensions, finishes, equipment placement, and configuration may change.
Interactive controls are available on larger screens.
DARI’s public materials describe a workflow that moves from participant preparation through capture, processing, review, and documentation. SOSI will define the exact experience as the facility and programs develop.
Explain the selected movement sequence and create the participant record.
Complete the planned movements inside the representative capture environment.
Allow the DARI platform to process the captured movement information.
Have a qualified professional review the available information in context.
Retain or share the available report according to the applicable program workflow.
Workflow images are official DARI Motion product imagery from its public website and are included for technology context. They do not depict an operating SOSI installation.
SOSI is building a flexible use model that serves multiple sports, professions, and types of organizations.
A pathway that organizes movement information alongside coaching observations and program goals.
An environment designed to help professionals review and discuss movement information.
A setting for structured collaboration with educational, clinical, municipal, and industry organizations.
A pathway for organizations building assessment, education, or facility collaborations.
As SOSI develops its DARI implementation, each pathway begins with an interest or information request tailored to the audience.
Share your training interests and learn how movement assessment fits into SOSI's developing membership experiences.
Athlete informationDiscuss learning opportunities related to movement information, coaching context, and practical application.
Coach informationStart a conversation about research, institutional programming, facilities, workforce, or industry collaboration.
Partnership inquiryReview the investor pathway for people and organizations that bring capital, industry insight, relationships, or strategic capabilities.
Request investor accessThe Science of Strength Institute is describing a proposed facility and possible future applications. SOSI does not provide a diagnosis, promise an outcome, or claim that the proposed environment is currently available. References to DARI Motion describe publicly available information from DARI and should not be read as an announcement of ownership, endorsement, or a formal partnership beyond any relationship separately documented by the parties.