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Glossary

What the terms mean.

Plain definitions of the terms used on this site.

BIA
Bioelectrical impedance analysis. A small electrical current is passed through the body and the impedance it meets is used to estimate body composition.
Multi-frequency BIA
BIA that uses more than one frequency. The Visbody M60 and T55 use 4 frequencies (5/50/250/500 kHz).
Segmental analysis
Reading the arms, legs and trunk separately, instead of one value for the whole body.
Electrode
A contact point that carries the current and picks up the signal. Visbody M50, M60 and T55 use 8 electrodes.
Body composition
How the body divides into fat, muscle, water, protein and minerals.
Circumference
A measurement around a body part, such as the waist or hips. Visbody takes them automatically from the 3D model.
3D posture analysis
Optical 3D capture used to look at alignment, for example head position, shoulder height and pelvic tilt.
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3D body model
A digital model of the scanned body that lets you compare scans side by side.
FMS
Functional movement screening: a set of movement patterns used to look at how a person moves and where compensations show up.
AI FMS
FMS on the Visbody T55, where AI scores the movement captured on the floor mats.
Turntable
The platform that rotates the client during the scan. The M60 turntable has a Ø 600 mm diameter.
WellnessHub
Visbody's AI platform for reading reports, tracking progress and building training and nutrition plans.
Dialanta
Software that turns scan results into follow-up tasks for each member.
Lease
A monthly payment plan. Visbody leases are based on 60 months, subject to financing approval, excl. VAT.
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BDA
A second measurement method that Visbody combines with BIA in a fusion algorithm for body composition on the M50 and M60.
Posture deviation
How far a body landmark, such as head, shoulder or pelvis, sits from an ideal alignment.
10-point 3D posture
The Visbody M60 posture analysis, which looks at ten posture points in 3D.
3D body prediction
A forecast of how the body shape may change, shown on the Visbody M60 to help clients picture a goal.
3D body-shape comparison
Placing several scans side by side in 3D. The Visbody M60 compares up to 8 measurements.
AI Body Simulation
On the Visbody T55, the Visbody AI Body World Model simulates potential changes, risks and training outcomes.
Physical fitness assessment
A set of tests on the Visbody T55 for strength, balance, flexibility, reaction and endurance.
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Shoulder and neck mobility
An assessment of how far the shoulders and neck can move, available on the Visbody M50, M60 and T55.
Range of motion
The distance a joint can move in a given direction.
Depth vision sensor
A sensor that records distance as well as colour, which lets the device rebuild the body in 3D.
Floor mat
The mat used for movement screening. The Visbody M60 floor mat is 1830 × 680 mm.

Reports are for reference, not a medical diagnosis.

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