Movement Startup Ideas

3 years ago

A startup that lets companies track their employees’ movements in and out of the office using GPS.

1,442

2 years ago

A video games-focused startup that has created a “fitness tracker” for gamers. It’s a patch that attaches to a gamer’s sleeve and tracks their movements in real time while they play.

283

2 years ago

A one-stop solution for warehouse management, with an API to help schedule and track movements of goods from order to delivery.

209

3 years ago

A startup that sells a tool for determining if someone is lying or not (voice recognition, eye movement, micro-expressions)

193

3 years ago

Idea: A tool for helping people improve their sleep. The startup provides a mattress with embedded sensors that can track movement and sound, letting users track data about their sleep.

174

3 years ago

A “smart” hospital bed that monitors patients and adjusts the temperature in response to their health concerns. It also tracks their movements to prevent falls.

152

3 years ago

A startup that allows your smartphone to operate as a wearable device that can track your movements, showing you how much exercise you’re getting.

148

1 year ago

A smartphone that can be used to track the physical movements and location of a user in the event of a medical emergency.

142

1 year ago

A startup that makes hardware that monitors human movement.

141

3 years ago

A startup that tracks the global movement of goods, in real time, using RFID tags.

138

1 year ago

A platform that lets users simulate movements of their hands to get precise control over virtual objects.

132

3 years ago

The idea: A mobile phone that can be powered by your body movement, rather than by a battery. The goal is for the device to be small enough to fit in your pocket, but powerful enough to run a full computer. The company was founded in May 2016 by two ex-Apple engineers.

130

1 month ago

A team of 3 is building a camera that will track the movements of every user in order to help them improve their posture.

129

2 years ago

This is a tool that helps companies better manage their supply chains and track the movement of their products, which can lead to a reduction in fraud and theft. It has worked with companies like Walmart and General Electric.

127

2 years ago

A way to measure and report on a person’s location and movements in real-time, without requiring a wearable device.

120

11 months ago

This facial recognition startup is building an app that helps people keep track of their friends’ movements with a simple picture of their face.

120

2 years ago

A mobile application that allows the user to create and share movement plans and trainings. The startup wants to help people share their workout plans with their friends, allowing them to track progress.

118

3 years ago

A startup that builds custom smart shoes for people with disabilities. The shoes use a wireless accelerometer and Bluetooth technology to detect movement and alert a person when they’re about to fall. The startup is currently working with the military, but is looking to expand into consumer markets.

115

2 years ago

A startup that makes a “human-powered robot” that helps companies track their employees’ movements

114

2 years ago

A wearable device for detecting and tracking the movements of patients by their bedside.

104

2 years ago

A company that builds a way to observe and track the movement of people in real time through a smartphone application. It’s a way to keep celebrities safe at festivals and other events. The founders say they’ve already been approached by several celebrities to use their product.

96

8 months ago

A startup that uses a combination of machine learning and crowdsourcing to analyze the relationship between different types of art and social movements.

93

1 year ago

This is a SaaS platform which allows the tracking of people’s physical movements in real-time, allowing users to automate the process of finding them.

85

11 months ago

An experiment in a new movement for travel that allows you to eat anywhere, at any time.

84

2 years ago

A startup that uses AI to analyze existing video footage to detect intent, location, and movement.

81

8 months ago

A SaaS product meant to help brands take control of their PR in the wake of the #metoo movement.

78

1 year ago

A technology that will allow robots to follow human movements and do physical tasks for humans. The startup is getting $1M from the Singapore government.

77

2 years ago

A health app that tracks patients’ movements and health levels, using the app’s own sensor suite, and sends alerts when a patient’s condition requires immediate attention.

76

1 year ago

A smart, secure wearable that tracks how often you're sleeping, how much you're moving, and what you're doing in bed. The wearable is meant to track data like heart rate, movement, and sleep quality, while also helping users set goals and track progress.

73

1 year ago

A wearable device that allows people to control their smart home devices with their movements without having to go hands-on.

71

2 years ago

A startup that wants to help the military track the movement of money in the Middle East.

68

1 year ago

A startup that builds a virtual reality “smart glove” for developers. The startup wants to make it easier for programmers to use the “magical” gloves that can track the tiny movements we make when typing, and other gestures.

68

2 years ago

A company that helps businesses track employees and their movements. Founded in 2009, the startup claims to have raised $9.1 million in venture capital and made it to the finals of Y Combinator's winter 2017 batch.

66

1 year ago

A content platform that helps keep people in the loop about social movements across the world.

66

1 year ago

This startup is building an app for communicating with other people with Parkinson’s Disease, which enables users to create “scripts” with their movements for specific tasks.

65

2 years ago

Want to track your dog This startup wants to let you track your dog's movements with a GPS system. They're currently building out the product, which they say requires no phone or network connection.

63

1 year ago

When you need to track the movement of your employees, you rely on email. Clew wants to build out a suite of applications that would let employers track their employees’ physical location.

63

1 year ago

This company is building an HR solution for remote companies, allowing them to track employee movements and see how their work is being performed.

63

1 year ago

A company that uses software and physical sensors to track the movement of workers. The founders started out working on a drone that can fly offsite and monitor the speed of workers, which they say saves $100 million in lost productivity each year.

62

11 months ago

A supply chain management service with a focus on the food industry, enabling customers to track and manage the movement of goods from farmer to table. The startup was founded in April, and has been growing rapidly.

62

7 months ago

A new way to measure movement, less like steps and more like running or cycling. The startup is developing a sensor that can measure movement with a three-axis accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer.

59

2 years ago

This startup is building a vision-enabled augmented reality tracking tool for wearables. The product, which launches this year, will be able to track eye movements, and allows users to see through the lens of another person’s smartphone.

58

1 year ago

A workout program that uses an algorithm to analyze your movements to determine what’s most effective for you. The company uses the data to create custom workouts, designed with the user in mind and designed to help them lose weight or improve their overall health.

58

7 months ago

An online marketplace for social enterprises and nonprofits aiming to build a “world-class movement of activists and organizations”

58

1 year ago

A company that creates a way to track the movement of money and assets across different banks.

55

1 year ago

This startup lets people unlock the Internet with the wave of their hand. It’s like a WiFi-enabled and Bluetooth-enabled pair of glasses, but instead of tracking your eye movements, it tracks your hand movements.

55

6 months ago

A startup that takes a page out of the Amazon Alexa playbook, allowing users to have a conversation with their home. It’s being marketed as a way to teach kids about the home and its components, while also helping parents control their kids' lives by monitoring their movements.

53

1 year ago

A wearable device that monitors body movements to help fight cancer

52

1 year ago

The founders hope to start a movement to change the way doctors think about their relationship with their patients by creating a new way for people to manage their health, which could save millions of people from medical mistakes, unnecessary procedures, and more.

47

7 months ago

A machine-learning company that makes software that tracks movement of drugs and other pharmaceuticals through the supply chain.

47

10 months ago

This startup sells an iPhone app that creates an altitude profile of a user's movement over time and tells them where they are in relation to the mountain ranges around them.

46

9 months ago

An AI engine for investing. It’s a tool that helps users choose which stocks to buy, based on their factors like risk appetite, movement, and price.

44

3 months ago

A wearable device that uses the gyroscope to track the movement of the wearer, helping them to sleep better.

42

1 year ago

A startup that wants to use blockchain technology to allow people to quickly and securely track the movement of goods and goods.

41

5 months ago

A payment platform for small businesses in the Middle East, Africa, Turkey and the Caucasus. The startup is part of a larger movement of “Pay to Play” startups, and is geared towards small businesses.

41

9 months ago

A startup that brings a “GIF-ified” version of the popular virtual reality game, Pokémon Go, to the real world. In the game players collect virtual creatures called “Pokemons” by moving around in the real world. The startup is building a mobile app that uses your phone’s GPS and camera to track your movements and turn them into Pokemons.

39

9 months ago

This startup wants to help make sure your brand is on every device with a GPS in the world. PerfectSeat is building a way to track people's movements by using GPS and then using that information to target consumers. It’s aiming to replace companies like Nielsen with a product that monitors digital media.

39

5 months ago

A mobile app that provides data on the movement of warm water in the Great Barrier Reef.

38

3 months ago

Fitness tracking for babies. The app is designed to help parents use the baby’s movements to push the app’s LED lights, which glow red or green depending on how active the baby is. The app is designed to help parents use the baby’s movements to push the app’s LED lights, which glow red or green depending on how active the baby is.

35

3 months ago

A “smart condom” that senses and responds to the user’s body heat, humidity, and movement. The condom is self-contained and contains sensors that adjust its sensations based on the user’s responses.

31

3 months ago

A fitness tracking device that can track your sleep, heart rate, and body movement through the night.

30

10 months ago

Visualizing food production as a whole and tracking the movement of food in real time.

28

5 months ago

A fitness wearable that tracks heart rate and movement, with a built-in speaker that allows users to listen to music or podcasts.

26

1 month ago

A platform that helps users track the location and movement of their electric vehicles. The platform allows users to track the location of any EV in real-time, as well as get information on the vehicle’s charge level.

25

5 months ago

A smart mirror that turns into a camera system, using a camera and its microphone to track movement in the room. If a person is in the room, it will ping them.

24

4 months ago

The founders of this medical startup are trying to use their new, highly sensitive sensors to help patients better track their progress against their diseases. The sensors use the patient’s sweat to track their body’s movement, allowing them to see how they are holding up to their disease.

24

4 months ago

A company that helps people with physical disabilities to be more active. The startup gives users with disabilities a GPS-enabled device to help them track their movement and provide them with tools to track their fitness and health goals.

24

4 months ago

Getting food to the table is an essential part of social justice movements.

22

27 days ago

A smart exercise band that responds to movements and tones the muscles it detects in real time.

21

3 months ago

A new startup in the wellness space, Thrive has developed a tracker that monitors a person’s movement throughout the day. The app automatically tracks steps, distance, and calories burned.

17

1 month ago

A startup that is building a platform that allows cities and municipalities to build their own parking apps. The idea is that the parking app can be accessed via an app on a smartphone, and gives the city data on the movements of the cars in the area, in real time.

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Movement Startup Ideas

A startup that lets companies track their employees’ movements in and out of the office using GPS.

A video games-focused startup that has created a “fitness tracker” for gamers. It’s a patch that attaches to a gamer’s sleeve and tracks their movements in real time while they play.

A one-stop solution for warehouse management, with an API to help schedule and track movements of goods from order to delivery.

A startup that sells a tool for determining if someone is lying or not (voice recognition, eye movement, micro-expressions)

Idea: A tool for helping people improve their sleep. The startup provides a mattress with embedded sensors that can track movement and sound, letting users track data about their sleep.

A “smart” hospital bed that monitors patients and adjusts the temperature in response to their health concerns. It also tracks their movements to prevent falls.

A startup that allows your smartphone to operate as a wearable device that can track your movements, showing you how much exercise you’re getting.

A smartphone that can be used to track the physical movements and location of a user in the event of a medical emergency.

A startup that makes hardware that monitors human movement.

A startup that tracks the global movement of goods, in real time, using RFID tags.

A platform that lets users simulate movements of their hands to get precise control over virtual objects.

The idea: A mobile phone that can be powered by your body movement, rather than by a battery. The goal is for the device to be small enough to fit in your pocket, but powerful enough to run a full computer. The company was founded in May 2016 by two ex-Apple engineers.

A team of 3 is building a camera that will track the movements of every user in order to help them improve their posture.

This is a tool that helps companies better manage their supply chains and track the movement of their products, which can lead to a reduction in fraud and theft. It has worked with companies like Walmart and General Electric.

A way to measure and report on a person’s location and movements in real-time, without requiring a wearable device.

This facial recognition startup is building an app that helps people keep track of their friends’ movements with a simple picture of their face.

A mobile application that allows the user to create and share movement plans and trainings. The startup wants to help people share their workout plans with their friends, allowing them to track progress.

A startup that makes a “human-powered robot” that helps companies track their employees’ movements

A wearable device for detecting and tracking the movements of patients by their bedside.

A company that builds a way to observe and track the movement of people in real time through a smartphone application. It’s a way to keep celebrities safe at festivals and other events. The founders say they’ve already been approached by several celebrities to use their product.

A startup that uses a combination of machine learning and crowdsourcing to analyze the relationship between different types of art and social movements.

This is a SaaS platform which allows the tracking of people’s physical movements in real-time, allowing users to automate the process of finding them.

An experiment in a new movement for travel that allows you to eat anywhere, at any time.

A startup that uses AI to analyze existing video footage to detect intent, location, and movement.

A SaaS product meant to help brands take control of their PR in the wake of the #metoo movement.

A technology that will allow robots to follow human movements and do physical tasks for humans. The startup is getting $1M from the Singapore government.

A health app that tracks patients’ movements and health levels, using the app’s own sensor suite, and sends alerts when a patient’s condition requires immediate attention.

A smart, secure wearable that tracks how often you're sleeping, how much you're moving, and what you're doing in bed. The wearable is meant to track data like heart rate, movement, and sleep quality, while also helping users set goals and track progress.

A wearable device that allows people to control their smart home devices with their movements without having to go hands-on.

A startup that wants to help the military track the movement of money in the Middle East.

A startup that builds a virtual reality “smart glove” for developers. The startup wants to make it easier for programmers to use the “magical” gloves that can track the tiny movements we make when typing, and other gestures.

A company that helps businesses track employees and their movements. Founded in 2009, the startup claims to have raised $9.1 million in venture capital and made it to the finals of Y Combinator's winter 2017 batch.

A content platform that helps keep people in the loop about social movements across the world.

This startup is building an app for communicating with other people with Parkinson’s Disease, which enables users to create “scripts” with their movements for specific tasks.

Want to track your dog This startup wants to let you track your dog's movements with a GPS system. They're currently building out the product, which they say requires no phone or network connection.

When you need to track the movement of your employees, you rely on email. Clew wants to build out a suite of applications that would let employers track their employees’ physical location.

This company is building an HR solution for remote companies, allowing them to track employee movements and see how their work is being performed.

A company that uses software and physical sensors to track the movement of workers. The founders started out working on a drone that can fly offsite and monitor the speed of workers, which they say saves $100 million in lost productivity each year.

A supply chain management service with a focus on the food industry, enabling customers to track and manage the movement of goods from farmer to table. The startup was founded in April, and has been growing rapidly.

A new way to measure movement, less like steps and more like running or cycling. The startup is developing a sensor that can measure movement with a three-axis accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer.

This startup is building a vision-enabled augmented reality tracking tool for wearables. The product, which launches this year, will be able to track eye movements, and allows users to see through the lens of another person’s smartphone.

A workout program that uses an algorithm to analyze your movements to determine what’s most effective for you. The company uses the data to create custom workouts, designed with the user in mind and designed to help them lose weight or improve their overall health.

An online marketplace for social enterprises and nonprofits aiming to build a “world-class movement of activists and organizations”

A company that creates a way to track the movement of money and assets across different banks.

This startup lets people unlock the Internet with the wave of their hand. It’s like a WiFi-enabled and Bluetooth-enabled pair of glasses, but instead of tracking your eye movements, it tracks your hand movements.

A startup that takes a page out of the Amazon Alexa playbook, allowing users to have a conversation with their home. It’s being marketed as a way to teach kids about the home and its components, while also helping parents control their kids' lives by monitoring their movements.

A wearable device that monitors body movements to help fight cancer

The founders hope to start a movement to change the way doctors think about their relationship with their patients by creating a new way for people to manage their health, which could save millions of people from medical mistakes, unnecessary procedures, and more.

A machine-learning company that makes software that tracks movement of drugs and other pharmaceuticals through the supply chain.

This startup sells an iPhone app that creates an altitude profile of a user's movement over time and tells them where they are in relation to the mountain ranges around them.

An AI engine for investing. It’s a tool that helps users choose which stocks to buy, based on their factors like risk appetite, movement, and price.

A wearable device that uses the gyroscope to track the movement of the wearer, helping them to sleep better.

A startup that wants to use blockchain technology to allow people to quickly and securely track the movement of goods and goods.

A payment platform for small businesses in the Middle East, Africa, Turkey and the Caucasus. The startup is part of a larger movement of “Pay to Play” startups, and is geared towards small businesses.

A mobile app that provides data on the movement of warm water in the Great Barrier Reef.

A “smart condom” that senses and responds to the user’s body heat, humidity, and movement. The condom is self-contained and contains sensors that adjust its sensations based on the user’s responses.

A fitness tracking device that can track your sleep, heart rate, and body movement through the night.

Visualizing food production as a whole and tracking the movement of food in real time.

A fitness wearable that tracks heart rate and movement, with a built-in speaker that allows users to listen to music or podcasts.

A platform that helps users track the location and movement of their electric vehicles. The platform allows users to track the location of any EV in real-time, as well as get information on the vehicle’s charge level.

A smart mirror that turns into a camera system, using a camera and its microphone to track movement in the room. If a person is in the room, it will ping them.

The founders of this medical startup are trying to use their new, highly sensitive sensors to help patients better track their progress against their diseases. The sensors use the patient’s sweat to track their body’s movement, allowing them to see how they are holding up to their disease.

A company that helps people with physical disabilities to be more active. The startup gives users with disabilities a GPS-enabled device to help them track their movement and provide them with tools to track their fitness and health goals.

Getting food to the table is an essential part of social justice movements.

A smart exercise band that responds to movements and tones the muscles it detects in real time.

A new startup in the wellness space, Thrive has developed a tracker that monitors a person’s movement throughout the day. The app automatically tracks steps, distance, and calories burned.

A startup that is building a platform that allows cities and municipalities to build their own parking apps. The idea is that the parking app can be accessed via an app on a smartphone, and gives the city data on the movements of the cars in the area, in real time.