# Nutation Research

- **Website:** <https://nutationresearch.com>
- **Primary alias:** `nutationresearch.com`

## Description

Nutation Research develops world action models for generating and improving complex human movement. The company applies classical mechanics and verifiable coaching feedback to motion technology, beginning with elite sports, where demanding biomechanics challenge existing models. Its first product, Yuna, is designed for figure skating: it automatically detects and scores program elements, explains the physics behind results, and provides feedback on how to improve each performance. Yuna’s world model generates possible future movements, identifies a physically achievable target, and suggests actions to help a skater reach it. The product also offers interactive motion trails and visualizations that let users examine movement and understand scoring. Nutation Research uses skating data and physical constraints to train and evaluate motion models, with the aim of improving control and physical accuracy. The company says insights from this work can transfer beyond skating to robotics and graphics, including everyday movement tasks. Its broader ambition is to build foundational models for finely controllable motion generation, using complex, verified biomechanical data collected through Yuna.

## Industries

- 🖥 Computers Electronics and Technology
- 🖥 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning _(under Computers Electronics and Technology)_
- 🏈 Sports
- 🏈 Winter Sports _(under Sports)_

## Logos & icons

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| Zambezi | #6d5558 | dark |
| Pearl Bush | #eadcd8 | light |

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