Motion capture

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  Flight test

  Flight tests were conducted by mounting a Honeywell HG 1150 Intertial Reference Unit and an Xsens MTi-G (now MTi-G-700) in an Aero L-29 Delfin jet aircraft. High dynamic flight missions took off from the University’s Avionics Engineering Center own airfield in Albany, Ohio with the goal of testing the limits and accuracy of the MTi-G.

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  Ship movements

  MARIN Wageningen is a world leading research institute focusing on technology and research for the maritime industry. The services incorporate a unique combination of simulation, model testing, full-scale measurements and training programmes. The Trials and Monitoring dpt investigated the loads and responses of modern ultralarge container ships.

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  Wingsuit flight analysis

  A wingsuit may be defined as a wearable suit constructed from a suitable fabric that is flexible, intimately connected to the body, and designed to maximise either the wearer’s freefall time or glide ratio. They offer humans the unprecedented opportunity to experience flight in much the same way a bird must do.

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  Autodesk

  Xsens MVN has proved itself in being a flexible tool. The cameraless MVN system does not have to deal with occlusion, produces clean motion capture data, with almost no post processing.

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  Autonomous quadrotor

  The Autonomous Intelligent Systems (AIS) Group at the University of Freiburg in Germany has designed an indoor robotic helicopter (quadrotor) with a high degree of autonomous behavior.

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