A recent study published in Frontiers in Sports and Active Living highlights how brief technique modification training can significantly improve change of direction (COD) performance in adolescent soccer players. Using a markerless motion capture system, the study demonstrated measurable improvements in COD mechanics. This research underscores the value of markerless technology like Theia3D for coaches and sports scientists aiming to optimize performance and reduce injury in adolescent athletes.

Following our first major software update of 2025 - Theia Axiom - Theia3D now supports the newest generation of graphics cards from NVIDIA - the GeForce RTX 50 Series. These new graphics cards deliver significant performance improvements, allowing you to further push the limits of your markerless motion capture workflow with Theia3D. In this post, we break down what this update means for processing speeds and productivity.

Sanford Health, one of the largest U.S. integrated health systems, faced challenges scaling motion capture assessments across clinics due to the limitations of traditional marker-based systems. Managing over 500 ACL evaluations per year, they needed a more efficient, consistent, and scalable solution. By integrating Theia3D markerless motion capture with Qualisys, Sanford streamlined workflows, eliminated the need for technical expertise, and achieved cross-site consistency. The result: faster evaluations, reduced setup time, and reliable data collection that supports high-quality return-to-play decisions across multiple facilities.