MovePath assesses the body in motion: joint angles and left–right differences during movements such as shoulder raises and squats, rather than static standing posture.
Until now, posture assessment has meant one of three things: a 3D posture scanner in your centre, an app that measures angles on a single photo, or your trained eye.
Scanners cost a lot and take up floor space. A photo captures one standing moment. It can't show whether the trunk leans as the arm goes up, or whether the knees drift inward at the bottom of a squat. And a trained eye, however good, gives your client no numbers.
MovePath measures joint angles while your client moves. It does not assess standing posture or scoliosis. If you need static posture, use a scanner. If you want to see movement in numbers, one phone is enough.