Stand in front of your camera and watch your movement drawn back to you, live.
This is not the Lens. KINEX keeps nothing from your session.
"Another One" (Instrumental)Blacka Di Danca x DJ Crooks x Clayton William
For movers who need only part of the body tracked.
Move as the body you have. Tap a section to say how the Mirror reads it. It reads only what you leave tracked.
All sections tracked
If you move with part of your body switched off, set that first at Accessibility and choose your reference body while you are there, because the Mirror reads only what you leave switched on.
When you tap Step in, that tap is what starts your camera, and nothing starts before it.
Stand where the camera sees your whole body, with room to move, and keep your shoulders, hips, and legs in the picture, because those are what the Mirror finds you by. Locking on takes a moment, because it has to see you clearly a few times in a row first.
Once it is following you, the reads take a few seconds to settle, and then you can move.
What to expectA Mirror session follows one mover at a time, the first person it locks onto, and the body on the stage and the reads on the screen belong to that mover from there on.
Friends can watch while you move, and when your session ends, the next person steps in and starts a session of their own.
If someone else comes into the camera's view while you move, the Mirror stays with its mover, and the body on the stage and the reads on screen stay with the first mover too, while the second person is not followed, drawn, or read, and the session sheet at the end carries the mover only.
While you move, your movement is drawn back to you on the stage with the session's reads beside it, the points being tracked, your joint angles, your speed against your own peak, and the load through your joints, and the More panel in a session labels which of those reads are measured and which are modeled.
A session runs until you end it, and Finish in the session bar is what brings up your session sheet.
The sheet is a demonstration, made on this device and stamped as one, and it is not a record, and nothing from your session is kept, so when the session ends the sheet ends with it unless you save or share a copy from the sheet itself.
Below the doorway, the movement chains under the choreography explain the body you are watching, laying out which joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves each movement runs through.
Why the MirrorThe Mirror is a public demonstration of the KINEX Lens, the capture instrument behind the Record Room.
It is here so that anyone can feel how KINEX reads a moving body on their own device, with nothing taken and nothing stored.
Records are made by the Lens and kept in the Vault, and the Mirror makes none of them.
At the end you can save the session sheet, made on this device. Nothing else leaves it.
Camera off
The view is dark and nothing is being captured
This demonstration shows your camera view with a skeleton drawn over it. The skeleton follows the points of your body that the page can see, and a counter reports how many of the thirty three points are being tracked on this device. Rings around the main joints show modeled load, small labels show estimated joint angles in degrees, and a speed readout compares your current movement with the fastest moment of this session. When the session ends, a short summary of the session appears on this page, and you can save the session sheet from this device. Nothing is kept by KINEX, and nothing leaves the device unless you save or share that sheet.
points · tracked on this device
Starting the camera
of session peak · modeled
The tracking layer could not start on this device, so the camera view is showing on its own. Nothing is being measured, and nothing is being kept.
Copied. You can send it with your note.
Modeled and estimated from the points tracked on this device. Not measured. KINEX kept nothing from this session.
Your session, drawn back as a skeleton from this session’s reads. The head rides as a marker on the shoulder line, joined by a staging link that claims no joint. Depth is the model’s relative read, shown as staging, not measurement. Fingers are not in this replay: the session holds hand positions, not finger articulation. It lives only on this screen: nothing was recorded, and leaving clears it.
Your session sheet is made on this device.
Lit areas on the Body Atlas show where a joint ran off its line this session.
The camera could not start. Your browser may have blocked it, or this device may not have a camera available right now.
Nothing was recorded, uploaded, or sealed. If you blocked the camera by mistake, allow it in your browser and try again.