Engineering company behind five focused products
Biosystems One develops engineering products for movement analysis, occupational ergonomics, medical-device human factors, performance review, and evidence-aware equipment discovery.
Current portfolio
Each application addresses a defined analysis problem. The scope, workflow, and outputs are made explicit so users can decide where the tool fits—and where professional interpretation is still needed.
Video-based movement analysis
A browser workspace for measuring movement from video and reviewing tracked points, trajectories, and frame-level observations.
Occupational ergonomics
A structured environment for documenting work, reviewing posture and physical demands, and organizing ergonomic assessments.
New and developing products
These products are presented with their current access and validation state—not as finished commercial releases.
Medical-device human factors
Controlled human-factors records, traceability, review decisions, and report generation across EDU and Professional editions.
Review product scopeEvidence-aware equipment discovery
A browsable workplace-equipment catalogue that keeps evidence quality, uncertainty, and unevaluated states visible.
Review product scopePrivate performance review
Offline-first movement review and session history with raw video processed on device and not retained.
Review product scopeWorking method
Our software is designed around a reviewable path from observation to interpretation. That path is more useful than an unexplained score or automated conclusion.
Read our research approachBegin with the movement, task, or research condition—not a predetermined conclusion.
Keep observations, measurements, assumptions, and intermediate results available for review.
Present useful evidence while preserving the role of domain knowledge and professional judgment.
Where the work is applied
Biosystems One supports defined research and professional questions rather than presenting software output as a universal answer.
Suitable for laboratory methods, institutional pilots, student learning, validation work, and research-software collaboration.
Research collaborationApplied to movement analysis, workplace observation, ergonomics, training, and communication of technical findings.
Professional partnershipsStart with a defined question
Tell us what you are trying to observe, measure, or understand. Please do not include confidential, sensitive, or personally identifiable information.