The first «4D» solution which combines video analysis and inertial sensors (IMU) for professional bikefit. IVER BIKEFIT4D overcomes the limits of classic video camera systems (2D or 3D), integrating inertial movement sensors. The software controls video acquisition and inertial sensors in unison, to always have synchronized data.
IVER BIKEFIT4D is the first system that integrates video analysis with IMU inertial sensors.
The sensor, placed on the pelvis, measures the inclination, rotation and tilting of the pelvis in real time during pedaling.
IVER BIKEFIT4D is the first completely wireless bikefit software: no need to connect any cable between camera, intertial sensor and PC.
Thanks to its wireless technology, IVER BIKEFIT4D is the easiest-to-install system: bring it with you anywhere for your outdoor bikefits.
Are you moving the first steps into the bikefit world? Let the software help you!
IVER BIKEFIT4D is the first video analysis software which actively supports you with tips and suggestions!
According to the measured values, the software will suggest a set of possible mechanical bike adjustments to improve the athlete position.
Customizable training courses, starting at every level, offered by the same team that designed the system.
The best value-for-money on the market.
Step 1: place the high reflective spherical markers and the inertial sensor
Step 2: click on “acquisition” triggers the camera video acquisition and the inertial sensor acquisition
Step 3: click on “analysis” triggers the automatic markers tracking
Step 4: the results are displayed on your screen!
Minimum, maximum and range values for:
Average value for:
Minimum, maximum and range values for:
Vertical and horizontal displacement for:
Horizontal displacement between foot and knee markers while the pedivel is horizontal.
Measurements trends. Also exported into .csv files.
Compare before vs after bikefit measurements
He has been involved in orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation for years.
In recent years he has studied orthopedic rehabilitation and musculoskeletal disorders.
He also holds the position of Assistant Lecturer at the University of Genoa, postgraduate program in Rehabilitation of Musculoskeletal Disorders.
Graduated in physiotherapy in 2010.
He practices in Sergnano in his own studio as a cycling physiotherapist and biomechanist.
Consultant of the youth cycling teams of Cremona and the lower Bergamo area.
Technical coach of the F.C.I. (Italian Cycling Federation) international categories since 2008.
Former competitive cyclist, now he rides for passion.
Golden Lab SA Co-Founder and Physiotherapist (University of Insubria, Varese, 2005) specialized in osteopathic manual therapy and in Biomechanics intended as the human movement study and analysis.
