Applications
EquiMoves provides high-end tools that can be used by equine vets, equine trainers and breeders, and stud book associations in several application domains.
The interface is designed to show asymmetries in a variety of ways, ranging from an easy overview to in depth stride by stride information. This is paired with quick and easy comparisons of measurements and a report function, making it cutting edge technology for objective lameness assessment.
EquiMoves empowers equine clinicians, trainers and breeders to monitor and optimize performance.
Who can use EquiMoves
Equine vets
Our asymmetry analysis tool makes lameness exams quick and reliable.
- Lameness exams
- Pre-purchase exams
- Sport horse monitoring
Equine trainers & breeders
Equine trainers are able to monitor objectively the training of horses.
- Fit to compete
- Monitoring training (trainers)
- Selection of horses (breeders)
Stud book associations
Photo by Christelle Althaus
During studbook inspections horses are evaluated for the primary traits of movement.
- Fit to compete
- Selection of horses
- Tool in combination with genomic selection
Request more information
If you are interested in using EquiMoves in your activities please send us a message and we will be happy to give you more information.
January 2020: EquiMoves trials in Florida
EquiMoves was used in trials, in january 2020, with Hillary Clayton, Sarah Jane Hobs, Marie Rhodin and Elin Hernlund for research purposes in Florida with high-level dressage horses. The goal of this research is to understand better the… Read more →
The International Conference on Equine Exercise Physiology (2018)
The following subjects were presented in Lorne, Australia at during The International Conference on Equine Exercise Physiology (12 -16th November 2018): The use of an artificial neural network to classify gait in Icelandic horses F.M. Serra Bragança, M.… Read more →
Adaptation strategies of horses with induced forelimb lameness walking on a treadmill
F.M. Serra Bragança, E. Hernlund, M.H. Thomsen, N.M. Waldern, M. Rhodin, A. Byström, P.R. van Weeren, M.A. Weishaupt, September 5, 2020, Equine Veterinary Journal, https://beva.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/evj.13344 Background There is a paucity of research describing the gait pattern of lame horses at the walk. Objectives To… Read more →