Introducing Theia Axiom - Our First Major 2025 Software Update is Here

March 26, 2025
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How Sanford Health Scaled Their Return-to-Play Program with Markerless Motion Capture
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.
Early Specialization in Ice Hockey Goaltenders: Considerations for Hip Health & Injury Risk
A recent study published in the Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) investigates the relationship between early sports specialization and hip kinematics in ice hockey goaltenders. Using Theia3D markerless motion capture technology, researchers examined how hip movements differ between early specialized (ES) and non-early specialized (NES) goaltenders. The findings suggest that ES goaltenders demonstrate distinct hip movement patterns, potentially as a strategy to mitigate injury risk. This research provides important insights into training practices, injury prevention, and sport specialization guidelines for young athletes.
Evaluating the Reliability of Markerless Gait Analysis: Insights from Theia3D
A recent study published in PeerJ assessed the reliability of Theia3D’s markerless motion capture system under varying clothing conditions during walking. The findings indicate that both tight and loose-fitting clothing yield consistent gait analysis results, with minimal variation observed between trials and sessions.

Summary

You’ve seen the new brand. Now meet the software to match. Theia Axiom, our first major update of 2025, is now available. With a refreshed interface and improved usability, Theia Axiom brings visual polish and functional upgrades to both Theia3D and Theia3D Batch. In this post, we’ll cover what’s new.

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A Fresh New Look 

The first thing you’ll notice in Theia Axiom is the updated user interface. Theia3D and Theia3D Batch have been redesigned to align with our new branding, featuring refreshed logos and a modernized color scheme. While the core functionality remains the same, the updated look is designed to provide a cleaner, more intuitive user experience.

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Enhanced Self-Help and Support Features 

We’re committed to making Theia3D as intuitive and user-friendly as possible. We’ve made it even easier to get the help you need with new self-service tools integrated directly into Theia Axiom. 

‍Integrated Documentation Links

We’ve embedded direct links to relevant documentation and troubleshooting resources within the software. These appear as: 

  • How does this work? Found alongside tools and features, these links take you to the corresponding section of our web documentation for detailed guidance. 
  • What does this mean? Displayed in pop-up warnings, errors, or informational dialogs, these links provide explanations and troubleshooting steps for any issues you encounter.

As always, you can directly access our full documentation via Help > About in the software’s dropdown menu. 

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Easier Support Ticket Submission 

Need direct assistance? We’ve added a “Submit Support Ticket” option in the Help dropdown menu, linking you to our online support portal. From there, you can create a support request with all relevant details for our team to review.

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Updated Documentation and Tutorials 

To complement Theia Axiom, we’ve significantly refreshed our online documentation and tutorial videos. These updates reflect the latest interface and feature changes. We’re always working to improve our support and documentation resources, so if you see anything missing, let us know!

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Batch Video Saving for Skeleton Overlay

Theia3D Batch now includes an easy way to save skeleton overlay videos during batch analysis. This feature can be particularly useful if you like to save one or two (or more!) camera views of the processed skeleton tracking overlaid on original video data for easy quality assurance and demonstration purposes. 

To use it: 

  1. Enable Save Video
  2. Select your preferred Display Options
  3. Add the camera views you want to include in the Videos to be Saved list 

Once batch processing is complete, the saved videos will appear in the  ‘_videos’ output folder alongside your other selected output formats.

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New Batch Analysis Warning & Error Table

We’ve improved Theia3D Batch with a new hideable table that summarizes any warnings or errors encountered during batch analysis. 

‍Key Features: 

  • Enable Display Errors to view the table below your batch analysis trial list
  • See the affected trial, the specific processing step, and a message with additional details
  • Quickly review flagged issues and decide whether to address or ignore them 

This feature streamlines troubleshooting, helping you diagnose and resolve issues more efficiently. 

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Download Theia Axiom Today

Theia Axiom is available now through our customer support portal.

For the latest updates on Theia3D, follow us on LinkedIn, X (Twitter), or send us an email at info@theiamarkerless.com. 

To book a demo, contact us here. 

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Recent Posts
How Sanford Health Scaled Their Return-to-Play Program with Markerless Motion Capture
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.
Early Specialization in Ice Hockey Goaltenders: Considerations for Hip Health & Injury Risk
A recent study published in the Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) investigates the relationship between early sports specialization and hip kinematics in ice hockey goaltenders. Using Theia3D markerless motion capture technology, researchers examined how hip movements differ between early specialized (ES) and non-early specialized (NES) goaltenders. The findings suggest that ES goaltenders demonstrate distinct hip movement patterns, potentially as a strategy to mitigate injury risk. This research provides important insights into training practices, injury prevention, and sport specialization guidelines for young athletes.
Evaluating the Reliability of Markerless Gait Analysis: Insights from Theia3D
A recent study published in PeerJ assessed the reliability of Theia3D’s markerless motion capture system under varying clothing conditions during walking. The findings indicate that both tight and loose-fitting clothing yield consistent gait analysis results, with minimal variation observed between trials and sessions.
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