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Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move
Kinvent K-Move

Kinvent K-Move

by Kinvent
$690.00 - $690.00
$690.00
$690.00 - $690.00
$690.00

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Portable Goniometer

Kinvent K-Move

K-Move is a portable goniometer that measures how far a joint travels and writes the reading straight into the Kinvent app. Kinvent publish accuracy better than 0.5 degrees with minimal drift over time, which is the figure that separates it from a plastic arm goniometer and a clipboard. Inside the housing sits a nine-degree-of-freedom inertial unit combining an accelerometer, a gyroscope and a magnetometer.

It records joint range of motion in a chosen anatomic plane, covering flexion, extension, abduction, adduction and rotation, and it compares an injured limb against a healthy one in the same view. A maximum amplitude captured for a joint becomes the 100% reference the app works from afterwards, including the target games, whose difficulty can be set as a percentage of that maximum across ten levels. Kinvent build it for physical therapists, trainers and sports professionals, from clinic to field. Accessories are included with the sensor.

Angle accuracy
Under 0.5°
Kinvent's published figure
Inertial unit
9 DOF
Accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer
Battery
7 hours
Per Kinvent's listing
Weight
2.2 lbs
As listed with accessories
Range of motion 9-DOF IMU Injured against healthy limb Kinvent app
Kinvent K-Move portable goniometer

The Measurement

What a connected goniometer adds

A manual goniometer gives you a number that then has to be written down. K-Move takes the same angle and files it against a profile, with a published tolerance attached to it.

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Accuracy stated in degrees
Kinvent publish better than 0.5 degrees for K-Move, with minimal drift over time. A tolerance that small is what lets you treat a four-degree change between week one and week six as a real change rather than measurement noise.
< 0.5°
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Nine degrees of freedom
Three sensing elements work together in the unit: an accelerometer for linear motion, a gyroscope for rotation, and a magnetometer for heading. Nine axes of data resolve into one joint angle, so the reading holds whether the limb is on a table or mid-squat.
9 DOF
↔️
Injured side against healthy side
Kinvent list symmetry analysis for K-Move, comparing injured and healthy limb performance. That comparison is the one a return-to-play decision usually turns on, and here it comes out of the same sensor on the same visit.
Symmetry
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Seven-hour battery in a 2.2 lb kit
Kinvent list seven hours of use and a compact, wireless build. Seven hours covers a full clinic day of short measurements without a charging break, and 2.2 lbs with accessories travels to a pitch-side assessment without a case of its own.
7 hours

What It Records

The readings K-Move produces

One joint, one plane, one figure at a time. Everything listed here is a measurement Kinvent state the sensor takes.

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Joint Angle
Degrees, better than 0.5° accuracy
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Flexion & Extension
Amplitude in the selected plane
↗️
Abduction & Adduction
Away from and toward midline
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Rotation
Rotational range at the joint
⚖️
Symmetry
Injured limb against healthy limb
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Maximum Amplitude
Stored as the 100% reference

Closer Look

Taking the reading, then using it

Kinvent K-Move sensor in use taking a joint angle measurement
Measuring

One joint, one plane, one figure

You choose the joint and the plane, then take the largest amplitude the movement reaches. Kinvent quote better than 0.5 degrees on that reading with minimal drift. The nine-degree-of-freedom unit works out where the sensor is pointing from accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer data together, which is why the number holds through a moving test rather than only a held end position.

  • Flexion, extension, abduction, adduction and rotation
  • Accuracy published as better than 0.5 degrees
  • Nine axes of inertial data behind each angle
  • Reading lands in the Kinvent app as it is taken
Goniometer 9 DOF
Kinvent K-Move sensor strapped to a limb during a range of motion test
Targets

The maximum becomes the scale

Once a maximum amplitude is recorded, it stands as the 100% mark for everything that follows. Game targets are set as a percentage of it, and each game carries ten levels of difficulty. A session run at 60% of a stored maximum is a defined piece of work with a number attached to it, which is easier to hand to a patient than an instruction to go as far as feels comfortable.

  • Maximum amplitude held as the 100% reference
  • Targets set as a percentage of that maximum
  • Ten levels of difficulty in each game
  • Real-time feedback while the movement is happening
Percentage targets Ten levels
Kinvent K-Move measuring a straight leg raise on a treatment table
Movement

Off the table and into the movement

Kinvent list squats, jumps and walking gait analysis among the applications for K-Move, alongside post-injury mobility tracking. The sensor is compact and wireless, so the same unit that takes a passive knee angle on a plinth goes on to evaluate motion efficiency in a loaded squat without swapping hardware or losing the patient profile.

  • Rehabilitation and injury assessment after a layoff
  • Squats, jumps and walking gait analysis
  • Kinematic data for clinical and research use
  • Clinic, gym floor or field with the same sensor
Wireless Gait analysis

The Kinvent App

What lands on the screen

Kinvent app on a tablet showing K-Move joint angle assessment
Record, track, compare

Angles you can read back later

K-Move reports into the Kinvent app, which shows joint angles as the movement happens and keeps each reading against a profile so mobility progress can be compared over time. Assessments are filtered by exercise, with squats, neck flexion and trunk flexion among the entries, and the Sit-to-Stand Test is one of the tests available. Data can be exported out of the app.

Live view Joint angle in real time
Comparison Injured against healthy limb
History Mobility progress over time
Export Motion data out of the app
  • Assessment list filtered by exercise, including squats, neck flexion and trunk flexion
  • Sit-to-Stand Test available among the app's assessments
  • Maximum amplitude stored as the 100% reference for later targets
  • Ten difficulty levels per target game

Key Applications

Where Kinvent put K-Move to work

These are the applications Kinvent name for this sensor. From clinics to research labs to pro sports, the same unit and the same app.

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Rehabilitation & Injury Assessment
Tracks joint mobility and recovery progress after an injury, with each visit's angle held against the last.
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Biomechanics & Sports Performance
Evaluates motion efficiency during squats, jumps and walking gait analysis.
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Clinical & Research Use
Supplies kinematic data at a published tolerance for physical therapists and researchers.
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Mobile Data Analysis
Works with the Kinvent app to visualize and export motion data.
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Sit-To-Stand Testing
The Sit-to-Stand Test is one of the assessments available in the app for this sensor.
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Target Work In Session
Games set targets as a percentage of a stored maximum, across ten levels of difficulty.

Full Spec Sheet

Specifications

Sensor

Type Portable connected goniometer
Inertial unit 9-degree-of-freedom IMU
Sensing elements Accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer
Angle accuracy Better than 0.5°
Drift Minimal drift over time

Measurement

Movements Flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, rotation
Output Joint range of motion in degrees
Comparison Symmetry analysis, injured against healthy limb
Reference Maximum amplitude stored as 100%

Power & Build

Battery life 7 hours
Connection Wireless to the Kinvent app
Weight 2.2 lbs, as listed with accessories
Listed dimensions 11.81 in x 3.74 in x 7.87 in

App

Software Kinvent app
Feedback Real-time joint angle tracking
Games Ten difficulty levels, targets as a percentage of maximum
Data Visualize and export motion data
Included Accessories included, not itemised by Kinvent

Trusted & Certified

Kinvent's published certifications

These are the certifications and registrations Kinvent publish for their platform and their quality and information security systems. They cover the company and its medical device and data handling, not a performance claim about this sensor.

CE
CE Mark
European Union conformity
FDA
FDA
US Food and Drug Administration
HC
Health Canada
Medical device registration
13485
ISO 13485
Medical device quality management
9001
ISO 9001:2015
Quality management
27001
ISO 27001:2022
Information security management
HDS
HDS
French health data hosting
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HIPAA
Healthcare privacy compliance

Who Uses Kinvent

Over 10,000 professionals and organizations

Kinvent name the following among the organizations working with their sensors. The list is theirs, published on their own product pages.

HSS
Hospital for Special Surgery
Orthopedics and sports medicine
MLB
Major League Baseball
Professional baseball
NFL
National Football League
Professional football
NBA
National Basketball Association
Professional basketball
MLS
Major League Soccer
Professional soccer
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Stanford University
Collegiate athletics and research

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Joint range of motion, in degrees. Kinvent categorise it as a portable goniometer, and it records the amplitude a joint reaches in a nominated anatomic plane.
Kinvent name flexion, extension, abduction, adduction and rotation. The measurement is taken for one joint in one plane at a time.
Kinvent publish better than 0.5 degrees, with minimal drift over time. That is the only accuracy figure they state for this sensor, and it belongs to K-Move alone.
Three sensing elements of three axes each: an accelerometer, a gyroscope and a magnetometer. Their combined output is what the unit resolves into a joint angle.
Seven hours, as Kinvent list it. They publish no charge-time figure, so we do not print one.
Yes. Kinvent list symmetry analysis for K-Move, comparing injured and healthy limb performance, so an angle taken on the left can be read against the same measurement on the right.
It sets the scale. The largest amplitude recorded for that joint counts as 100%, and later target work is expressed as a percentage of it.
They are target exercises inside the Kinvent app. Each carries ten levels of difficulty, and the target itself can be set as a percentage of a stored maximum evaluation.
Real-time joint angle tracking, mobility progress compared over time, and an assessment list filtered by exercise with squats, neck flexion and trunk flexion among the entries. The Sit-to-Stand Test is one of the available assessments, and motion data can be visualized and exported.
No. Kinvent list it for use from clinic to field, and name squats, jumps and walking gait analysis alongside post-injury mobility tracking. The unit is compact and wireless at 2.2 lbs as listed.
Kinvent name physical therapists, trainers and sports professionals, plus researchers needing kinematic data. Their own framing is clinics, research labs and pro sports.
It does. Every unit in the range reports into the same Kinvent app, so angle data from K-Move sits beside force readings from the K-Force Plates, the K-Deltas or the K-Push, and EMG from the K-Myo Duo Pack.
The listing states that accessories are included without itemising them. Kinvent publish no parts list for this sensor, so ask before you assume a particular strap or mount is in the box.
11.81 in x 3.74 in x 7.87 in and 2.2 lbs as listed. Those figures cover the sensor with its accessories rather than the sensor body alone.
No to both. Kinvent state the angle tolerance, the drift behaviour and the battery life for this unit and nothing about sampling frequency or warranty length, so those are the figures we will put in writing. Ask us before you buy on a warranty assumption.

 

  • Measures: joint angle and range of motion, in degrees
  • Accuracy: better than 0.5 degrees
  • Sampling rate: Kinvent publish no sampling frequency for this sensor
  • Inertial unit: 9 degrees of freedom, accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer
  • Dimensions: 11.81 x 3.74 x 7.87 in
  • Weight: 2.2 lbs, as listed with accessories
  • Battery life: 7 hours; no charge time is published
  • App: K-Force app
  • What it records: maximum amplitude per joint and plane, symmetry between limbs, and target sessions as a percentage of a stored maximum
  • Measures: joint range of motion, in degrees, for one joint in one anatomic plane at a time
  • Movements: flexion, extension, abduction, adduction and rotation
  • Accuracy: better than 0.5 degrees, as Kinvent publish it
  • Inertial unit: nine degrees of freedom, combining an accelerometer, a gyroscope and a magnetometer
  • Reference: the largest amplitude recorded for a joint is held as the 100% mark for later work
  • Targets: game targets set as a percentage of that stored maximum, with ten difficulty levels in each game
  • Symmetry: readings for both limbs held together so one side reads against the other
  • Battery: seven hours of use per Kinvent's listing
  • Recording: the angle lands in the K-Force app as it is taken, with no transcription step
  • Who uses it: physiotherapists, clinic teams and sports medicine staff
  • 1 K-Move connected goniometer
  • Accessories: the listing states that accessories are included without itemising them, so ask before you assume a particular strap or mount is in the box