Motion capture

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  UCSF: Building for the human world

  For many, “ergonomics” is simply a byword for correct posture in an office chair and apt handling of a computer mouse. However, the school of thought surrounding ergonomics extends well outside the office environment.

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  Unexpected results

  As with the shows they bookend, TV commercials have grown increasingly elaborate in recent years, compressing Hollywood-grade cinematic action into 60 seconds or less.

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  Motion capture freedom

  Coventry University’s Centre for Mobility & Transport investigates safe and accessible design approaches, all based around the latest research into the realm of biomechanics.

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  The next big automotive tool

  What’s the automotive industry’s next big tool on the plant floor? It’s not a new mechanical arm or welding instrument – it’s inertial motion capture

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  The English Institute of Sports

  The English Institute of Sport’s core goal is to improve performance through science, medicine and technology – and Xsens plays an important part in that mix.

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