Jan-Hein Swagemakers: “Horses need a vacation too”
Jan-Hein Swagemakers, the renowned German showjumping team veterinarian, opens up about his profound love for horses and the role of technology in his veterinary practice.
Give the best-in-class equine care with AI-powered technology
Sleip develops the only diagnostic application that uses artificial intelligence (AI) motion analysis to identify lameness straight from video.
Sleip is on a mission to make precise motion analysis accessible and easy to use; through an app on your smartphone.
There’s no need for additional hardware or physical equipment. The Sleip app gives you the flexibility to run exams anywhere, with precise gait metrics and stride-by-stride analysis results returned in minutes.
With a subscription to Sleip, veterinarians simply create a profile for the horse and record a trot-up through the smartphone application.
The recording is uploaded and analysed by Sleip's AI-powered software. The results are ready and displayed in the app within minutes, including stride-by-stride analysis video with synchronised biomechanical data.
Whether you're based in the Americas, Europe or Australia, you can be up and running with Sleip in no time. Our customers include top sport horse veterinarians and equine veterinary practices around the globe.
Access to the app is provided through monthly subscription plans adapted to the size and needs of your practice.
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Artificial neural networks use the human brain as a model to recognise complex patterns. Neural networks have revolutionised still image diagnostics in human medicine and are used in radiology, oncology, and dermatology.
Sleip takes this further by integrating live motion analysis. We put you at the very forefront of diagnostic medicine and rehabilitation.
We have two passions at Sleip, horse welfare, and technology. Equine veterinary medicine and artificial intelligence. The combined edge will continue to shape our journey as we put decades of biomechanical research and AI technology to use in everyday practice.
Ultimately, we're here to empower the equine community with insights and tools that strengthen the health and performance of each horse and improve horse welfare across the globe.
Jan-Hein Swagemakers, the renowned German showjumping team veterinarian, opens up about his profound love for horses and the role of technology in his veterinary practice.
We're happy to announce our participation in the International Conference on Canine and Equine Locomotion (ICEL9) and Locomotion in Practice 2023.
In our recent conversation with Lisa Lidbeck, an accomplished Swedish equine vet and lameness specialist, we delved into a range of topics related to the equestrian world.
Sleip is used by vets all over the world. See what Marie Rhodin, DVM, DECVSMR, and associate professor, has to say about her experience with the Sleip app.
“The combined video and biomechanical data is very useful because it makes it easy to interpret the results", says Marie.