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Prisma Pose is our markerless engine for biomechanical analysis that runs inside Qualisys Track Manager (QTM). It reaches general availability on 2 November 2026, and this webinar serves the first full demonstration of the released workflow, allowing you to ask questions directly to the ones behind the development and testing of the product!
Join as our Biomechanics Product Manager presents Prisma Pose in QTM and breaks down the current capabilities and limitations. Dr. Josef Viellehner from German Sport University Cologne will presents his group’s comparison of the Qualisys markerless engine, which he presented at ISBS 2026 and published thereafter.
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The same session runs twice on 14 October. The 9:00 CEST session suits Europe and Asia Pacific. The 17:00 CEST session suits Europe and the Americas.
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Webinar Hosts:
Vincent Fohanno
Biomechanics Product Manager, Qualisys
Vincent leads the biomechanics product line at Qualisys, and that includes Prisma Pose. He works closely with Qualisys’ development teams and the biomechanics market within clinical sciences, research and sport performance settings, to understand how markerless capture fits into Qualisys’ solutions for Life Sciences and biomechanics.
Dr. Josef Viellehner
Researcher, German Sport University Cologne
Dr. Josef Viellehner is a researcher at German Sport University Cologne. His research covers joint loading, injury prevention, and the biomechanics of cycling and running. Recent work appears in Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports and in Sports Medicine – Open. At ISBS 2026 he presented his group’s comparison of the Qualisys markerless engine with marker-based capture.
Topics covered
- Welcome, and what Prisma Pose is
- Live demonstration of workflow in QTM
- Validation findings
- Questions and next steps