Sleip

Equine gait analysis app for lameness diagnostics and monitoring for equine veterinarians, physios, farriers, trainers and professional riders.

Sleip develops the only diagnostic application that uses markerless technology with artificial intelligence (AI) motion analysis to identify lameness in horses. At Sleip we have two passions; horse welfare and technology. Equine veterinary medicine and artificial intelligence. Biomechanics and motion analysis. The combination gives us an edge that makes markerless lameness diagnostics a reality and empowers the veterinary community to better help horses suffering from lameness. These two passions will continue to shape our journey. Co-founder and Chief Medical Officer and DVM Elin Hernlund is one of Sweden’s leading researchers in the field of lameness and CEO and co-founder Axel Nyström, PhD Biological Engineering has a research background within biological applications of artificial neural networks. Today, Sleip is home to a growing interdisciplinary team of committed professionals from all over the world. We are headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

30/09/2026

The NC State study compares traditional lameness teaching with Sleip-supported learning, looking at accuracy, confidence, stress and retention.

If the pilot shows gains in accuracy and confidence, Emily Martin hopes Sleip could become part of lameness teaching earlier in the veterinary curriculum — not only during clinical rotations.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

30/09/2026

Mark your calendar for our upcoming Sleip webinar: The vet tech advantage: better gait analysis, better care.

Join Dr. Jamie Textor and Jaclyn Gagnon as they explore how vet techs can help make objective gait analysis part of everyday clinical practice – from collecting consistent, high-quality data to supporting more efficient workflows, clearer communication, and better care for the horse.

Perfect for veterinary teams looking to:
• integrate objective gait analysis into everyday workflows
• make the most of the vet tech role
• improve consistency and efficiency in gait assessments
• support better clinical decisions and client communication

🗓️ Thursday, October 29
🕝 19:30 PDT / 22:30 EDT

Recording will be shared after the session.
🔗Hit the link to register: https://sleip.com/webinar/vet-tech-advantage

28/09/2026

What if students could pause, replay and review lameness exams — with objective gait data alongside the video?

That is what a study at NC State is exploring: whether Sleip can support more self-paced, deliberate practice as students learn to assess lameness.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

24/09/2026

A horse moves fast. Subtle asymmetries can be hard to spot. And in a busy clinic, there is not always time to pause, replay or give detailed feedback.
That is one reason lameness assessment can be so difficult to learn.
A study at NC State is exploring whether Sleip can help students review lameness exams more independently — and build confidence in what they see.

Hit the link to read the full article: https://sleip.com/articles/can-sleip-help-vet-students-learn-to-see-lameness

14/09/2026

“Take care of yourself. Do the hard work. It’s a hard profession, but very fulfilling and very rewarding.”

Hear it from the imaging guy himself, Dr. Kurt Selberg.

10/09/2026

Vet techs are often central to continuity of care.
“Most of us love that nursing aspect — following the case through,” says Aurora Sochan, CVT, VTS-EVN, CERP.

That passion for staying with the case is one reason vet techs can play such an important role in objective gait monitoring.
With Sleip, they can help document change, support the veterinarian’s clinical assessment and give the wider care team the same information to work from.

Hit the link to read Aurora’s perspective on how vet techs can turn gait data into connected care.
https://sleip.co/how-vet-techs-keep-the-care-team-connected

04/09/2026

Years of experience, summed up in a few words. We asked equine vets for their best advice to the next generation!
What’s your best advice? 🤠

02/09/2026

BEVA Congress 2026 – we’ll see you at stand B16!

Stop by to meet the Sleip team, explore what’s coming next to the app, and discover how objective gait analysis could fit into your everyday clinical work.

New to Sleip? We’ll help you get started with a 4-week free test account right at the stand.

📍 B16 | September 10–12

27/08/2026

Great care is built into the everyday. 🐴

We’re proud to work with customers who share our passion for helping equine athletes stay sound and perform at their best.

At SMDC, what stands out isn’t just how successfully they’ve made Sleip part of their everyday clinical practice, it’s the dedication behind it.

The SMDC team combines experience, expertise and objective gait data to better understand the horses and provide the best possible care.

17/08/2026

Are you ready to take the next step in your lameness exam?

Poor performance isn’t always easy to explain, but the rider often holds valuable information.

In this video, Dr. Maria Terese Engell shares why ridden assessment is an essential part of evaluating horses with poor performance or subtle movement issues, and how a systematic approach can help you separate feeling from objective findings.

At Sleip, we believe objective gait analysis should support every stage of the lameness work-up, including the ridden assessment.

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Drottninggatan, 92
Stockholm

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