ShapeScale
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ShapeScale's advanced technology and 3D progress visuals make it perfect for showcasing transformations on social media.
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Custom reports and engaging visuals offer personalized coaching experience that keeps clients accountable and motivated.
Improve Client Retention
ShapeScale's advanced technology and 3D progress visuals make it perfect for showcasing transformations on social media.
Easy to use
Accurate
Fast processing
Non-invasive
The Science
Backed by rigorous research, ShapeScale's 3-dimensional Optical Imaging (3DO) offers unmatched precision and ease for body composition and measurements. Celebrated in leading scientific journals for its reliability and consistency across various demographics, this advanced scanning technology sets a new benchmark for non-invasive accuracy in health and fitness assessment.
Monitoring Body Composition Change for Intervention Studies with Advancing 3D Optical Imaging Technology in Comparison to Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry
Wong et al. published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2023)
"As compared to DXA [Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry], 3DO [3-dimensional Optical Imaging] was highly sensitive in detecting body shape changes over time. The 3DO method was sensitive enough to detect even small changes in body composition during intervention studies."
Comparison of Body Scanner and Manual Anthropometric Measurements of Body Shape: A Systematic Review
Rumbo-Rodríguez et al. published in International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2021)
"3D scanners seem to provide reproducible, reliable and accurate data that correlate well with those obtained by other techniques."
Accuracy and Precision of 3-dimensional Optical Imaging for Body Composition by Age, BMI, and Ethnicity
Wong et al. published in American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2023)
"3DO [3-dimensional Optical Imaging] total FM [Fat Mass] and FFM [Fat-Free Mass] achieved a %CV [Coefficient of Variation] (RMSE [Root Mean Square Error]) of 1.76% (0.44 kg) and 1.97% (0.44 kg), while DXA [Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry] had a %CV (RMSE) of 0.98% (0.24 kg) and 0.59% (0.27 kg), respectively, in females and similarly in males."
Assessment of clinical measures of total and regional body composition from a commercial 3-dimensional optical body scanner
Bennett et al. published in Clinical Nutrition (2022)
"The overall FFM [Fat-Free Mass] as measured by DXA [Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry] (54.1 ± 15.2 kg) and 3DO [3-dimensional Optical Imaging] (55.3 ± 15.0 kg) showed a small mean difference of 1.2 ± 3.4 kg (95% limits of agreement +7.0 to -5.6) and the CCC [Concordance Correlation Coefficient] was 0.97 (95% CI [Confidence Interval]: 0.96-0.98). The CCC for FM [Fat Mass] was 0.95 (95% CI: 0.94-0.97) and the mean difference of 1.3 ± 3.4 kg (95% limits of agreement +5.5 to -8.1) reflected the difference in FFM measures."
Digital anthropometry via three-dimensional optical scanning: evaluation of four commercially available systems
Tinsley et al. published in Clinical Nutrition (2020)
"In conclusion, commercially available 3DO [3-dimensional Optical Imaging] exhibit excellent precision for anthropometric estimates and may represent a valuable tool for automation and standardization of body evaluations."
Digital anthropometry for body circumference measurements: Toward the development of universal three-dimensional optical system analysis software
Sobhiyeh et al. published in Obesity Science & Practice (2020)
"These scanners automatically give consumers and investigators hundreds of digital anthropometric measurements with little test–retest variation. [...] Overall mean conventional anthropometry - digital anthropometry differences were about 2 cm, except for a few outliers, across all three systems and eleven anatomic sites."
What our users say...
See how ShapeScale has been reshaping our users' fitness journeys.
ShapeScale has given me the hard cold evidence. The 3D scan combined with the measurements will only tell you the truth, you can't hide from this. Getting a ShapeScan every few weeks has also been great in reinforcing that what I'm doing has been working and I'm progressing in the right direction.
Firstly, the percentage changes of localized metrics. They are great indicators of your progress. Then the ShapeScale 3D scan and following how your body has changed through them is like a “visual memory of your body”, which is a very valuable way to track progress in my opinion.
ShapeScale has given me the hard cold evidence. The 3D scan combined with the measurements will only tell you the truth, you can't hide from this. Getting a ShapeScan every few weeks has also been great in reinforcing that what I'm doing has been working and I'm progressing in the right direction.
You know they say "you make what you measure", which is the whole point of ShapeScale. Seeing all this progress both visually and the hard numbers is very motivating. It definitely helped to keep me going and work towards my goals.
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How does ShapeScale work? What technology powers it?
ShapeScale revolutionizes the way you understand your body, combining advanced technologies to craft a 3D model that captures your unique form. As you step onto ShapeScale, a robotic arm equipped with an RGB-depth camera starts its journey around you.
This camera projects IR coded light, mapping nearly 15 million points every second to create a detailed digital reflection of your body, accurate down to a millimeter.
Parallel to this, the RGB camera captures high-definition images. This data is sent to the ShapeCloud where point clouds and photo textures are expertly merged to create a highly accurate, photorealistic 3D body model.
Your journey doesn't stop here. Through the ShapeScale app, you can explore your 3D model, track changes over time using heatmaps, and receive personalized insights and recommendations. ShapeScale allows you to visualize, comprehend, and embrace your body's journey like never before.
What key metrics does ShapeScale measure?
ShapeScale delivers a comprehensive analysis of body composition and shape through a range of detailed metrics:
Core Body Metrics:
- Weight: Accurate measurement in kilograms or pounds.
- Body Fat and Lean Mass: Percentage breakdown of body fat versus lean muscle mass.
- BMI (Body Mass Index): Calculated to assess general health status.
- Health Score: A unique score ranging from 0-100, evaluating cardiometabolic risk based on body shape, supported by NIH data.
- Shape Score: Ranging from 0-100, providing insights into fitness, health, and aesthetics, and highlighting areas for improvement.
Regional Circumference Measurements:
- Measurements of key body regions in centimeters or inches, including the neck, shoulders, biceps, waist, hips, thighs, and calves.
Regional Volume Measurements:
- Volumetric analysis of body parts, including arms, biceps, triceps, forearms, torso (upper and lower), buttocks, legs, thighs, and calves, presented in liters or cubic inches.
These metrics enable a detailed understanding of body composition and changes over time, making ShapeScale an invaluable tool for fitness and health professionals in tracking client progress and tailoring wellness programs.
How accurate are the measurements and analysis provided by ShapeScale?
ShapeScale provides highly accurate measurements and analysis of the body. The device uses a patented technology called ShapeSense, which combines computer vision, machine learning, and photogrammetry to create a 3D model of the body.
ShapeScale uses a machine learning model to compute body composition based on a user’s unique demographics, body shape, volume, and density. It has been validated against the gold-standard method of dual x-ray absorptiometry (DXA), which measures body fat and lean mass using low-dose x-rays.
How long does it take to Shape Scan?
It takes less than a minute to scan a client’s body with ShapeScale. The device uses a robotic arm and a 3D camera to capture the shape and composition of the body from multiple angles. The scan is then processed and uploaded to the cloud, where it can be accessed through the ShapeScale app. In total, new scans are usually accessible within 7-10 minutes.
How can ShapeScale help generate revenue for my business?
ShapeScale is not just a cutting-edge fitness tool; it's a versatile asset that can enhance your business model in several ways:
- Lead Magnet for Initial Assessments: Offering a free initial assessment using ShapeScale can attract new clients. This lead magnet, paired with upsells, provides an innovative way to introduce potential clients to your services.
- Paid Health and Fitness Assessments: ShapeScale can be incorporated into paid health and fitness assessments. Businesses often charge between $50 to $150 for these comprehensive evaluations, adding significant value to your service offerings.
- Fitness and Weight Management Programs: Integrating ShapeScale into fitness or weight management programs allows clinicians and personal trainers to offer more personalized and data-driven advice. It's also effective for monitoring progress in body contouring treatment plans, giving tangible evidence of changes.
- Pay-Per-Scan Model: You can offer ShapeScale scans on a pay-per-scan basis, typically ranging from $20 to $50 per scan. This model works well for clients who prefer occasional check-ins rather than regular monitoring.
- Value-Added Monthly Service Fee: Offering unlimited scans as part of a monthly service fee provides ongoing value to clients. This model encourages regular engagement and retention, as clients can track their progress more consistently.
- Fitness/Health Challenges: Incorporating ShapeScale into paid 8-12 week fitness or health challenges adds a competitive and quantifiable edge. Clients can see their transformation over the challenge period, which boosts motivation and satisfaction.
By adopting one or more of these strategies, ShapeScale can become a pivotal tool in enhancing client engagement, diversifying revenue streams, and elevating the overall value of your health and fitness services.
Can ShapeScale sync with tablets, or is it limited to smartphones?
ShapeScale offers versatile device compatibility:
- Current Availability: ShapeScale is currently available on iOS devices, including iPhones, iPads, and newer Mac devices with ARM-powered M1/M2/M3 chipsets, ensuring seamless integration with your existing Apple products.
- Android App Development: An Android version of the ShapeScale app is in the works, aiming to broaden accessibility for users on different platforms.
- Web Version: Currently, there is no web version of the ShapeScale app, and there are no immediate plans to develop one.
- Getting Started: For new clients, ShapeScale offers a user-friendly 'self-serve' mode. This mode can be initiated by opening a specific website and scanning a QR code, making the setup process straightforward and convenient.
Can staff and clients have separate logins? Will clients have access to their profiles?
Yes, ShapeScale supports separate logins for staff and clients. Each client can have their personal account, accessible via the app, where they can view their scans and track progress. Staff members have a client dashboard that gives them access to all their clients' data at a tap of a button.
Does ShapeScale require an operator, or can it be used in self-serve mode?
ShapeScale is designed for flexibility in operation:
- Operator-Assisted Experience: Many businesses choose to provide a concierge-type service, where a staff member introduces and guides clients through their first ShapeScale experience.
- Self-Serve Mode: ShapeScale also features a self-serve mode for independent use. By scanning a QR code, clients can start the process themselves. The app provides comprehensive instructions, making the setup and scanning process easy and intuitive.
Is it necessary to wear tight-fitting clothing for ShapeScale scans? Why?
For optimal accuracy in ShapeScale scans, wearing tight-fitting clothing is recommended:
- Volumetric Scan Accuracy: ShapeScale uses infrared light to perform a volumetric scan of the body, measuring from the outside. Tight-fitting clothing ensures more precise measurements by closely conforming to the body's shape.
- Non-Invasive and Safe: The scanning technology is completely non-invasive and safe, using no harmful radiation. This means ShapeScale can be used as frequently as desired without health concerns.
- Enhanced Scan Quality: Tight-fitting attire enhances the quality of the scan, providing clearer and more detailed data for analysis.
By adhering to these guidelines, clients can ensure they receive the most accurate and detailed body composition and shape analysis possible with ShapeScale.
How much space is needed to set up ShapeScale?
ShapeScale requires a clear area with a minimum circumference of 5'2" (158cm) to operate effectively. This ensures the device's robotic arm can move around freely for accurate scanning.
You can also try to use this AR view feature to see how well ShapeScale would fit into your space.
How portable is ShapeScale? Can it be easily moved and set up in different locations?
ShapeScale combines advanced technology with portability, making it a flexible choice for different business environments:
- Design for Portability: The robotic arm of ShapeScale is designed to fold over, making the unit more compact for transportation. With a weight of just under 30 pounds, ShapeScale can be carried by hand comfortably by most individuals.
- Safe Transportation: For maximum safety and protection during transport, we recommend using the box provided with ShapeScale. This ensures the device remains secure and undamaged when moved to different locations.
- Power Requirements: While ShapeScale is portable, it does require a power outlet to operate. An external battery with a power outlet can also be used if an in-wall outlet is not available.
- Internet Connectivity: ShapeScale is not battery-powered and does not have offline storage capabilities. A high-speed internet connection via WiFi is necessary for ShapeScale to function. The device cannot operate without internet connectivity, as it relies on cloud services for processing and storing the scan data.
By understanding these requirements, businesses can effectively plan to incorporate ShapeScale into various settings, offering advanced body composition analysis in multiple locations with ease.
What makes ShapeScale for Business different from the home version?
ShapeScale for Business is specifically engineered to cater to the unique demands of a commercial setting, offering distinct advantages over the home version:
- User Capacity and Management: Unlike the home version, which is limited to a household size of up to 3 regular users within its monthly subscription, ShapeScale for Business supports up to 100 monthly active users and allows for unlimited user accounts. This expanded capacity makes it ideal for gyms, clinics, and wellness centers where a large number of clients need to be accommodated.
- Enhanced Reporting for Professional Use: ShapeScale for Business provides detailed, professional-grade reporting and specific business user features that enhances ShapeScale use in a commercial setting.
- Robust Design for Frequent Use: Recognizing the high-usage demands of a business environment, ShapeScale for Business is built for durability. It's engineered to withstand frequent daily use, ensuring reliability and longevity in commercial settings.
- Seamless Business Integration: The business version is designed to integrate seamlessly into various business operations, enhancing client engagement and service quality. It offers features like multi-user management, making it easier for businesses to manage and monitor the progress of multiple clients efficiently.
- Subscription Model Tailored for Businesses: The lease model for ShapeScale for Business is tailored to suit the needs of commercial users, with pricing packages designed to accommodate the higher volume of users typical in a business setting.
- Distinct Purchasing Channels: ShapeScale for Home is available for purchase at shapescale.com, catering to individual users and households. In contrast, ShapeScale for Business can be acquired through business.shapescale.com, which is geared towards commercial clients with different requirements and support services.
These distinctions between ShapeScale for Business and the home version underscore our commitment to providing solutions that meet the specific needs of both individual users and businesses in the health and fitness industry.
Where can I try ShapeScale, and what is its availability?
ShapeScale is readily accessible for those interested in experiencing its advanced technology first-hand:
- Geographic Availability: Currently, ShapeScale is exclusively sold in the United States and Canada. We have a strong presence in all major metropolitan areas across these two countries, making it accessible to a wide range of customers.
- Trying ShapeScale: If you're interested in trying out ShapeScale before making a decision, we can facilitate this experience. We are happy to connect you with one of our existing customers who use ShapeScale in a real-world setting. This opportunity allows you to witness firsthand how ShapeScale works and how it can benefit your business or personal fitness journey.
- Contact for Trial: To arrange a trial or demonstration, please reach out to us at sales@shapescale.com. Our team will assist you in finding a convenient location where you can experience ShapeScale.
- Personalized Assistance: Our customer service team is dedicated to providing personalized assistance, ensuring that you have all the information and support needed to explore ShapeScale's capabilities.
By offering these options, we aim to make ShapeScale's innovative technology accessible and allow potential customers to experience its benefits firsthand before making a commitment.
How easy is it to use ShapeScale for first-time and regular users?
ShapeScale is designed with user-friendliness in mind, ensuring a seamless experience from initial setup to regular use:
- Initial Setup: Once ShapeScale is set up and connected to your WiFi network, the initial step involves downloading the ShapeScale app from the App Store. Following this, you simply create an account, which readies the system for your first scan.
- Effortless Scanning Process: For your first scan, step onto the device and the scanning sequence will automatically begin, completing in about a minute. ShapeScale's user interface is intuitive, guiding you through the process with ease.
- Advanced Facial Recognition: After your initial scan, ShapeScale employs sophisticated facial recognition technology. This feature automatically identifies you in subsequent scans, linking them to your account without any additional input required. This technology enhances user experience by streamlining the process for repeat scans.
- Convenience in Regular Use: The ease of just stepping on the device to start the scan makes ShapeScale exceptionally convenient for regular monitoring. Whether you're a first-time user or returning for a follow-up scan, ShapeScale's technology ensures a straightforward and hassle-free experience.
ShapeScale's simplicity in operation makes it an ideal choice for businesses looking to offer advanced body composition analysis with minimal learning curve for their clients.