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Autelica Studio
Film a moment on a few phones, get the athlete in 3D
Freeze your friend mid-jump and fly the camera around them. Film a moment on a few phones and Studio rebuilds the athlete in 3D, with real speeds and joint angles. No clips handy? Open a sample and try it in one click. Free during the preview.
Hi Product Hunt! No clips needed to try it: open any sample at app.autelica.com, hit freeze, and drag to fly around the athlete in 3D.
Then try your own. Film one moment (a jump, a sprint, a serve, a ride) from two to four phones around the athlete, about 120 degrees apart. The clips don't need to start together; Studio lines them up from the motion itself. You get the athlete in 3D, real speed, distance and joint angles, a replay you can freeze and orbit, and a vertical reel you can post.
One phone works too, as an estimate; the app says so. Two phones is where it becomes real 3D.
I built this because measuring how someone moves still needs a motion-capture studio. The same pipeline runs on three small consumer drones that follow an athlete; the gallery shows a ride rebuilt that way. The write-up with the numbers and the mistakes is at autelica.com/research.
Free during the preview. If it's busy, results can take 15 to 20 minutes. What would you point it at?
About Autelica Studio on Product Hunt
“Film a moment on a few phones, get the athlete in 3D”
Autelica Studio was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #160 on the daily leaderboard. Freeze your friend mid-jump and fly the camera around them. Film a moment on a few phones and Studio rebuilds the athlete in 3D, with real speeds and joint angles. No clips handy? Open a sample and try it in one click. Free during the preview.
On the analytics side, Autelica Studio competes within Drones, Sports, Artificial Intelligence and Google Cloud Run — topics that collectively have 515.8k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Autelica Studio performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Autelica Studio?
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Rohan
Hi Product Hunt! No clips needed to try it: open any sample at app.autelica.com, hit freeze, and drag to fly around the athlete in 3D.
Then try your own. Film one moment (a jump, a sprint, a serve, a ride) from two to four phones around the athlete, about 120 degrees apart. The clips don't need to start together; Studio lines them up from the motion itself. You get the athlete in 3D, real speed, distance and joint angles, a replay you can freeze and orbit, and a vertical reel you can post.
One phone works too, as an estimate; the app says so. Two phones is where it becomes real 3D.
I built this because measuring how someone moves still needs a motion-capture studio. The same pipeline runs on three small consumer drones that follow an athlete; the gallery shows a ride rebuilt that way. The write-up with the numbers and the mistakes is at autelica.com/research.
Free during the preview. If it's busy, results can take 15 to 20 minutes. What would you point it at?