Motion Analytics
Israeli gait-recognition identification company piloting its technology with an Israeli homeland-security organisation
| Motion Analytics
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| Trade name | MotionAnalytics |
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| Type | Private |
| Founded | 2025 |
| Founder(s) | Adi Nathan, Raziel Riemer, Moran Gad |
| Industry | Biometrics |
| Services | MotionID gait-recognition and video identification software |
| Number of employees | 7 (May 2026) |
| Homepage | motionanalytics.io |
Motion Analytics (styled MotionAnalytics) is an Israeli company, founded in 2025, that is developing MotionID, software to identify people in video by the way they move rather than by their faces, clothing or devices. It was founded by Adi Nathan (CEO) and Professor Raziel Riemer, a biomechanics researcher at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev; its website also names Moran Gad as co-founder and CTO.[1][2] Ctech reported in May 2026 that it was running two pilots with "a major Israeli homeland security organization", which it did not name.[1]
Customers and security work
According to Ctech, the company's primary customers "include defense and homeland security agencies, intelligence organizations, and critical infrastructure operators". It reported that MotionAnalytics was "currently engaged in two pilots with a major Israeli homeland security organization", with what the company said was more than 90% identification accuracy on real operational video, and that MotionID was in validation "including paid pilots with major homeland security organizations", with commercial deployments expected during 2026.[1]
Founders and investors
Ctech said that Adi Nathan previously co-founded the virtual-events platform TeeVid, which was bought by Bizzabo in 2021.[1] The company's website lists Moran Gad as the founder of PlayerMaker, and names Noam Bardin, former CEO of Waze, as a board adviser.[2]
In May 2026 Ctech reported that the company had raised $1.1 million in total, most recently a $400,000 pre-seed round in March 2026, from investors it listed as "InNegev & IIA, 1948 VC, JNF, Noam Bardin" (InNegev; Israel Innovation Authority; 1948 VC; Jewish National Fund), and that it had seven employees.[1]
Links to Unit 8200
The company's website lists "8200 EISP", the accelerator of the 8200 Alumni Association, among its "Support & programs", alongside the Israel Innovation Authority and the Nvidia Inception programme.[2] Its only published connection to Unit 8200 is this listing of the 8200EISP accelerator programme.[2] No published source describes military, intelligence or security-agency service by any of the founders.