See your body the way it actually moves
Real angles are measured from your own photos and video — not guessed, not read from a script. From those measurements you get a corrective exercise programme, and where it is needed, an insole milled from the shape of your own foot.
Six assessment paths
Every section runs on your own input: a photo, a video, or a pain point on the 3D model. Each one produces a measured report and a programme written for you.
Posture analysis
Upload three views. Anatomical landmarks are placed on the photos, then lordosis, kyphosis, scoliosis, pelvic rotation, forward head, ankle pronation and knock or bow knees are measured with Cobb angles, goniometry and distances.
Start assessment 02Musculoskeletal screening
Mark where it hurts on the 3D skeleton. The matching clinical tests are then demonstrated and scored to screen for osteoarthritis, disc problems, muscle shortness or impingement.
Start assessment 03Gait analysis
Walking video from the front, back and side is analysed frame by frame for cadence, step symmetry, joint range of motion, pelvic drop and foot progression angle.
Start assessment 04Foot scan and orthotics
Photograph your soles. Arch indices are computed, foot type is classified, a 3D insole is generated, and once you pick material and stiffness the order goes to production.
Start assessment 05Athlete recovery
For injured athletes and those chasing performance: return-to-sport criteria, limb symmetry control, training load progression and a phased programme.
Start assessment 06Patients, seniors, children
For MS, cerebral palsy, Parkinson's, stroke, ageing and children: safety-adapted corrective programmes focused on balance, fall prevention and independence.
Start assessmentPosture analysis
Front view · Side view · Back viewMusculoskeletal screening
Gait analysis
Foot scan
Athlete recovery
Patients & seniors
Dr. Mojtaba Khoshbaten
Dr. Mojtaba Khoshbaten holds a PhD in Biomechanics and Corrective Exercise from Kharazmi University and is a university faculty member, with ten years of clinical practice in Tehran.
His work sits where three fields meet: biomechanical modelling of human movement, ergonomic design of orthotics and prosthetics including insoles and braces, and instrumented assessment with electromyography and motion analysis systems. That combination is why assessment here rests on a measured number rather than on visual impression.
Find the clinic
Unit 3, Parseh Complex, Nikouei St., Quchan, Razavi Khorasan, Iran
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