Startmove

Startmove is a term that can refer to several distinct concepts depending on context. It is not a single, widely defined concept and is used as both a common noun phrase and a name in various domains.

In software development, startMove is commonly used as a function or method name to initiate motion, animation, or transition in graphical user interfaces, game engines, and robotics libraries. It often serves as a trigger in state machines or animation timelines.

In sports science and training, "start move" refers to the initial action by an athlete at the start of a sprint, drill, or contest, and may be used in coaching cues to optimize reaction time and posture.

In operations planning or logistics, "start move" can describe the onset of a relocation, deployment, or sequence of actions in a project plan.

The form startMove (camel case) is common in programming, while "start move" as two words is used in manuals and coaching.

See also: move, initiation, startup, motion planning, cue.