Motion analysis powered by AI 

The Sleip app uses AI to track over 100 anatomical keypoints on the moving horse, quantifying gait asymmetry and detecting even the smallest irregularities. Use Sleip to get stride-by-stride analysis results in minutes, track progress over time, and detect issues at an early stage. 

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Veterinary diagnostics

While gait analysis is just one piece of the complex diagnostics puzzle in lameness assessments, it provides veterinarians with objective data to increase clinical precision. Comparing asymmetry measurements before and after diagnostic analgesia and flexion tests helps localise the cause of lameness. Ensure evidence-based decision-making and facilitate documentation and dialogue with high-quality video documentation and data.



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  • Detect even subtle asymmetries with scientific precision
  • Quantify the effectiveness of diagnostic analgesia
  • Monitor rehabilitation progress
  • Assess asymmetry in pre-purchase evaluations
  • Enhance communication with quality documentation 
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Gait monitoring

Regular monitoring of asymmetries establishes a baseline for the horse's individual movement patterns. Integrating Sleip into routine management means subtle irregularities can be detected early, preventing minor problems from developing into chronic conditions. Compare asymmetry measurements before and after to track progress and evaluate the impact of rehabilitation, training or interventions such as physiotherapy or shoeing. 




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  • Establish individual baselines
  • Detect even subtle changes to catch issues early on
  • Refer flagged asymmetries to veterinarians
  • Easily share analysis videos and data to collaborate 

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Extend your reach – share access to record through the Sleip app

With an add-on to the subscription, you can invite others to trot up and record horses with the Sleip app. This allows you to provide quality remote support and is also useful if a horse under your care is in another geographical location. The analysis video and gait measurements are automatically uploaded to your Sleip account. The user invited to record can access the video documentation but the comprehensive asymmetry data is exclusive to the main account.

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Working with horse owners

Currently, Sleip is only available as a tool for  businesses. Horse owners can access Sleip through their veterinarian, or through a physiotherapist, chiropractor or other health professional using Sleip for gait monitoring.

 

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High-quality video

The heart of Sleips technology. The AI backend detects and tracks the horse in your recorded videos. Your analysis results include a zoomed-in, slow-motion video giving you quality documentation of the locomotion.

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Compare recordings

Compare analyses over time or before and after interventions. Sleip helps you easily determine whether the movement pattern of the horse has changed.

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Invite others to record

The cloud-based infrastructure of Sleip enables extensive and controlled sharing of data. For example, you can invite a horse owner to record for you through the Sleip app, automatically sending the video and analysis results to your account.

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Diagnostic analgesia (vets)

You can label any recording with one or more anesthesia tags, selected from a comprehensive list predefined options. This allows you to keep track of which block reduced any potential movement asymmetry.

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Share analysis results

Export a summary PDF or share a weblink to the analysis results, including analysis video.

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Cloud enabled

You don't have to worry about storage space, data security or data backup. All your videos and analyses are securely kept for you in the cloud. Readily accessible at your convenience.

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Subscription based

Pay per month and record as many videos, of as many horses, as you like. There are no startup costs involved, and you can cancel your subscription at any time.

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Study validating precision of Sleip technology published 

When a horse is experiencing pain or discomfort, it tends to unload the affected limb to reduce pain, leading to asymmetric movements. The Sleip app measures these asymmetries with 2 mm precision. The technology has been validated against the multi-camera motion capture system at the Animal Locomotion Laboratory at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.

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What Sleip measures 

 

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Head and pelvis

At trot, the vertical displacement of the head and pelvis is naturally synchronized with the movement of the limbs. Any deviation from this pattern indicates an irregularity in limb function.

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Straight line and longeing

Sleip can measure asymmetry in the horse’s movement by detecting and quantifying the vertical displacement of the head and pelvis, use it on the straight line or on the longeing circle. 

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Measure with rider

Sleip automatically detects if there is a rider on the horse. Keep in mind that the presence of a rider can impact asymmetries.

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Gait classification

For each frame of video the gait is classified to ensure that only quality strides in trot are included in the analysis.

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Anatomical scaling

Asymmetry values are scaled based on the horse’s anatomical dimensions, which are detected by the AI, meaning severity of asymmetries are automatically adjusted relative the size of the horse. 

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Data quality

The number of strides used for the analysis, along with the consistency of the strides are parameters that are logged. This provides you with information on the quality of the data and the analysis.

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“I was first introduced to Sleip at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. I’ve always liked the fact that it is so easy to use the Sleip app in the field, but I also like the fact that the team behind Sleip are listening to us users, like developing the slow-motion functionality, which I really like.”

— Jan-Hein Swagemakers
German team veterinarian
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"We used to rely on our own memory and old videos from our phones, but now with Sleip, we’ve got hard data. It helps us confirm what we suspect and track progress or problems in a much more accurate way."

— Dewi Bergman-van Mechelen
Equine physiotherapist and chiropractor
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“I am a perfectionist, especially when it comes to the well-being of my horses and how we perform together. Horses can’t use words to let us know how they are feeling so we need to do everything we can to read their signals. That is how my vet and I use Sleip.”

— Henrik von Eckermann
Olympic show jumping rider, World championship gold medalist
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"It’s great to have a tool like Sleip to back up your opinion and to be able to show precise metrics of any movement irregularity. It can work a bit like the cameras used for replay in ice hockey or football to prove your point."

— Lisa Lidbeck
Equine vet, FEI vet level 4
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Screening my client’s horses for asymmetries that are not visible to the eye has proven valuable for discussions with my veterinary colleagues when there are signs of limited function.

— Gillian Tabor
Chartered physiotherapist & reader in veterinary physiotherapy at Hartpury University
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"You may feel that something is not 100% right, and Sleip gives you data to back you up and the documentation to discuss with the team and take action."

— Peder Fredricsson
Professional showjumper and Olympic medalist
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"We use Sleip to track horses of the Swedish national eventing team. Sleip helps us take care of our athletes by optimizing day-to-day trainings and in trying to prevent lameness.”

— Enar Tollig
Team Veterinarian, Swedish eventing team
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"Sleip helps us make better calls for the horses. It gives us hard data, and confirmation. And it’s easy to use."

— Mark Casse
Thoroughbred racehorse trainer
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"We have found it exceedingly useful to standardise how we’re viewing these horses. By using Sleip, trainers and vets can also measure the horses longitudinally."

— Bronte Forbes
Head of Veterinary Regulation, Hong Kong Jockey Club

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Gulliver's journey with the Sleip app 

Our very first case study is here. Let’s dive into data! Meet Gulliver, a 9-year-old dressage horse with a front limb lameness. Click the button below to explore Gulliver's assessment and compare data before and after  blocking.

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Sleip releases upgraded AI 

Sleip is proud to announce a significant update in our AI capabilities, enhancing user experiences and speeding up analysis. The new release catapults Sleip’s AI from about 20-30 to over 100 anatomical measurements in each frame of video. 

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"Together we are stronger than on our own"  

Meet elite eventing rider Aminda Ingulfson's horse dream team, including treating vet Helena Gunnarsson and Enar Tollig, team vet for the Swedish national eventing team. Read how they use Sleip for horse well-being in this blog. 

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Frequently asked questions

 

Still have questions? We've got you covered. Check out our FAQ for more information on how to get started, technical requirements, payment, recording videos and data interpretation.

Getting started with Sleip is easy

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Starting at just 150 euros, our flexible pricing adjusts based on your needs.  Whether you are a solo practitioner or part of a team, why not provide clients with remote support? Simply invite them to record through the app, and access the analysis video and data in your Sleip account.  

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