Autelica

Présentation

Attach a video of your sprint, jump, cut or swing and ask how fast you were. Autelica measures the whole motion, not a few frames: top speed, distance, knee and hip angles and left-right balance, with a 3D view you can orbit. One video gives an estimate, clearly labelled. Two to four videos of the same moment, filmed at the same time from different sides, give a measurement: Autelica lines up the clips, works out where each camera was from the athlete's own body and rebuilds every joint in 3D. While it processes, the card shows your place in the queue; when it's done, ChatGPT explains what the numbers mean and what to work on. No video yet? Open an example: a real athlete filmed by three drones or three tripod cameras, rebuilt as a photoreal replay you can freeze and fly around, with its measured numbers. Or ask how to film: Autelica gives a setup for the number of phones you have. Beat the sprint is a game built on the same motion: tap on each footstrike to race a real athlete's captured run, then send a friend a link to race your ghost. Each result carries a grade that says how well the cameras agreed, and nothing about the athlete is generated. No account needed. Numbers are measurements from video with stated accuracy, not medical advice.