STT Systems is at the 55th National Podiatry Congress in Zaragoza, Spain, on October 23–24, 2026, showcasing its motion capture technology and biomechanical analysis solutions for the study of human movement.
Understanding how the body moves is essential to the study of running biomechanics. Through 3D motion capture technology, movement can be recorded and analysed to obtain objective biomechanical data, helping professionals investigate running technique and better understand movement patterns.
As part of this year’s congress, our colleague Paula Flórez will present SMART Biomechanics: 3D Biomechanical Analysis of Running Technique, highlighting the role of 3D motion capture in the biomechanical assessment of running.
This presentation also provides an opportunity to explore the capabilities of 3DMA, STT Systems’ optical 3D motion capture system, and its applications in biomechanical research and sports performance analysis.
SMART Biomechanics: 3D Biomechanical Analysis of Running Technique
How can 3D motion capture technology help us better understand running technique and the biomechanics behind each stride?
In her presentation, SMART Biomechanics: 3D Biomechanical Analysis of Running Technique, Paula Flórez from STT Systems will explore how 3D motion capture technology can be used to analyse running mechanics and gain a more detailed understanding of human movement.
Running involves complex, coordinated movements across multiple joints and body segments. By capturing these movements in three dimensions, biomechanical analysis makes it possible to examine movement patterns, assess joint kinematics and quantify changes throughout the running cycle. This provides objective data that can help researchers and sports biomechanics professionals investigate running technique beyond what can be observed with the naked eye.
Using 3DMA, STT Systems’ optical 3D motion capture system, movement can be transformed into measurable data for detailed biomechanical assessment. This approach supports the study of running mechanics and contributes to research into human movement, sports performance and biomechanical assessment.
The presentation will highlight the role of 3D motion capture in advancing the understanding of running biomechanics and demonstrate how motion data can provide a more comprehensive view of running technique.
Turning Movement into Meaningful Data with STT Systems
Understanding human movement requires more than observing how the body moves. 3D motion capture technology makes it possible to record, quantify and analyse movement, providing objective data that helps researchers and biomechanics professionals investigate movement patterns in greater detail.
STT Systems develops 3D motion capture and biomechanical analysis solutions for the study of human movement across sports, research and educational environments. By combining optical motion capture with dedicated analysis software, these solutions help transform complex movements into measurable information that can be examined and interpreted.
At the core of this technology is 3DMA, STT Systems’ optical 3D motion capture system. Designed for detailed movement analysis, 3DMA supports high-speed data acquisition, allowing rapid and complex movements to be recorded and studied frame by frame. Its 360° capture capability and high measurement precision make it suitable for investigating movement patterns that require detailed spatial and temporal analysis.
In running biomechanics, this technology can help professionals examine running technique, study the coordination of body segments and analyse changes in movement throughout the running cycle. Beyond running, 3DMA can also support a wide range of applications in sports biomechanics and human movement research.
By turning movement into measurable data, 3DMA provides researchers and biomechanics professionals with a detailed foundation for investigating human movement and advancing their understanding of sports performance.
Meet STT Systems in Zaragoza
Join us at the 55th National Podiatry Congress to learn more about 3D motion capture, running biomechanics and human movement analysis.
- Event: 55th National Podiatry Congress
- Dates: October 23–24, 2026
- Speaker: Paula Flórez
- Presentation: SMART Biomechanics: 3D Biomechanical Analysis of Running Technique
- Date and time: Saturday, October 24, at 8:00 a.m.
- Location: Sala Luis Galve, Zaragoza, Spain
- STT Systems stand: 25
Our colleague Guillermo Conde will be available at Stand 25 to discuss STT Systems’ motion capture technology and biomechanical analysis solutions.
Explore the possibilities of 3D motion capture and discover how data-driven biomechanical analysis can advance the study of running and human movement.