AUBURN, Ala. "In conjunction with the Auburn University School of Kinesiology, Auburn baseball has completed its installation of KinaTrax, a markerless motion capture technology that delivers precise 3D imaging and biomechanical analysis. A process that was initiated through conversations with Dr. Gretchen Oliver, a professor in... read more →

"In recent years, KinaTrax’s leading-edge motion analysis technology has helped track more than 1 million pitches for Major League Baseball (MLB) teams like the Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs and Tampa Bay Rays. Now, researchers in the School of Education and Human... read more →

Please join us at the Baseball Winter Meetings and Baseball Tradeshow in San Diego next week. We will be showcasing KinaTrax AR, our new mixed-reality application for the Magic Leap One, and more at Booth #301. To have this article excerpt removed from... read more →

"KinaTrax’s marker-less motion capture system can provide pitching and hitting biomechanics data in games. Beginning with the 2020 season, users will be able to access that information in a new mixed-reality environment while the game is still being played. Software engineer Javier Olaya led... read more →

The September issue of Fast Company Magazine features KinaTrax's technology within the article Baseball's Tech Revolution by Jay Woodruff. Prospective readers can view the article online or purchase a copy at a distributor near you. Fast Company is the world’s leading business media brand, with an editorial focus on innovation in technology,... read more →

KinaTrax was mentioned in the book The MVP Machine: How Baseball's New Nonconformists Are Using Data to Build Better Players by authors Ben Lindbergh and Travis Sawchik. "Move over, Moneyball -- a cutting-edge look at major league baseball's next revolution: the high-tech quest to build better players. As bestselling authors Ben Lindbergh and Travis... read more →

Another great article by Joe Lemire of sporttechie.com examining how swing biomechanics and the proliferation of technological tools are helping hitters. "A major league club sent its superstar to Dr. Greg Rose’s biomechanics lab at the Titleist Performance Institute last year for a motion capture... read more →

KinaTrax will participate as both an attendee and sponsor for CVPR 2019 at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, CA from June 18 - 20. Meet with the KinaTrax team at Booth #1500 to learn more about our markerless motion capture system. With over 6500 attendees, CVPR 2019... read more →

A fantastic article by Joe Lemire of sporttechie.com discussing the top tech storylines of the 2019 MLB season.  "Technology is becoming a central part of player development and performance evaluation in modern baseball. The post-Moneyball era introduced innovative statistical methods to analyze and interpret... read more →

A great article by Tom Verducci of Sports Illustrated (si.com) discussing the technology boom that is fundamentally changing baseball in 2019. This story appears in the March 25, 2019, issue of Sports Illustrated. "Cold and clear as verity, a new dawn broke over Camelback Ranch,... read more →

Please join us this weekend at the 2019 SABR Analytics Conference in the Hyatt Regency Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ (https://sabr.org/analytics). KinaTrax is proud to be a presenting sponsor this year. We will be demonstrating our markerless motion capture system for in-game pitcher and hitter tracking. We look forward to seeing... read more →

Great article by Joe Lemire of sporttechie.com discussing a joint research validation study with Driveline Baseball and KinaTrax.   "Baseball’s annual winter meetings, when the entire industry descends on one hotel for a week every December, are littered with chance encounters between insiders that can... read more →

Article by Jay Jaffe of Fangraphs.com talks about hope for those with Tommy John Surgery.   "A rough winter and spring got rougher for the Rays this week, as the team learned that Jose De Leon has suffered a torn ulnar collateral ligament and will require Tommy... read more →

A recent article by IMV Europe explaining how the KinaTrax system keeps the Chicago Cubs pitchers stay healthy. "When the Chicago Cubs won the baseball World Series last year the team ended a 108-year wait to reclaim the title they last won... read more →

How did the Chicago Cubs have the best team ERA in baseball during the 2016 regular season? The answer might lie in the club's use of big data and motion tracking. The Cubs have worked with KinaTrax (http://kinatrax.com/), a markerless motion capture technology company, to discover... read more →

Article by John Bonazzo on the technology used by the Chicago Cubs to Win the World Series.   "Some of those cameras you see at baseball games aren’t recording the game for TV stations—they’re making skeletal models of the pitcher that can be used to... read more →

Article by Ryan Mayer of CBS Local Sports talking about the technology behind KinaTrax.   "Technological innovations often have some of the more interesting origin stories. The creative minds behind the technologies can be inspired by anything they come across on a daily basis.... read more →

Great article by Bryan Cole of Fangraphs.com talking about the benefits of the KinaTrax system for the Tampa Bay Rays. "In an effort to keep their pitchers healthy, the Tampa Bay Rays have enlisted the services of markerless motion capture company KinaTrax. As Jeff... read more →