Motion capture

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  WearIT@Work

  It might be assumed that dead reckoning approaches to pedestrian navigation could address the needs of first responders, including fire fighters. However, conventional pedestrian dead reckoning approaches with body-mounted motion sensors can fail when used with the irregular walking patterns typical of urban search and rescue missions.

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  Stroke patients

  Stroke affects approximately 100,000 people per year in the UK and can result in long term motor dysfunction. The qualities of differing therapies, to improve motor function, are rarely assessed quantitatively as gait analysis facilities are prohibitively costly, complex and inappropriate for everyday clinical use.

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  Extreme conditions

  The Xbus system was used in combination with several MT9s to collect 3D orientation data of body segments as well as 3D kinematics. To ensure a fully portable system, data was logged on a PocketPC device.

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  Previzualization

  The Third Floor combines MVN, Xsens’ inertial motion capture solution, with camera tracking technology to create real-time computer-generated scenes. Directors can explore these 3D environments and shoot Xsens MVN motion-captured characters from any angle. These previsualizations help directors strengthen their visions before they are forced to …

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  Racing analysis

  performance. These systems are accurate, but also costly and relatively heavy. By using the MTi-G data, many parameters can be derived with similar accuracy, but at a fraction of cost, weight and power consumption compared to the high end systems.

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