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      <description>At least four things share this name. FormLab at joinformlab.com is fitness coaching software. Formlabs makes 3D printers. Here is which is which.</description>
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      <description>FormLab does not score your reps with a pose estimation model. Every cue is written by the human coach watching your video. Here is why, and what it costs.</description>
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