Clinical practice is moving toward measurable, reproducible examination data. Most musculoskeletal assessment still runs on observation and clinical impression. KineTrax is built to change that.

The platform applies biomechanical analysis, AI-guided motion capture, and immersive AR to produce 80 objective movement measurements per session, recorded in clinically recognised units. Every output is structured, standardised, and auditable.

Assessments are completed in minutes, without specialist infrastructure, in clinics, IME facilities, occupational health settings, and remote environments. All examination reports are reviewed and interpreted by the examining clinician.

KineTrax serves clinicians, IME physicians, occupational health providers, and medico-legal practitioners who need consistent, defensible measurement records across cervical injury, soft tissue assessment, and concussion-related dysfunction.

The same structured measurement protocol runs at every session. That means serial comparison is built in: range of motion, and neuromotor control recorded consistently across assessment intervals and examiners. In medico-legal and occupational health settings, a measurement record that holds across time points carries more evidential weight than any single clinical impression.

KineTrax is designed as a Class I measuring-function device under MHRA guidance. The platform's scope is deliberately narrow: objective range-of-motion capture, structured examination reporting, and clinician-governed interpretation. It does not diagnose, assign impairment ratings, determine causation, or draw medico-legal conclusions. That boundary is structural, not a disclaimer.