Optotrak 3020 system
The Optotrak 3020 system is a motion capture device that utilizes infrared cameras to track the position and orientation of markers placed on objects or subjects. The system provides real-time, high-precision data on the movement and dynamics of the tracked elements.
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8 protocols using optotrak 3020 system
Object Lifting Experiment: Size and Force Perception
Measuring Prosthetic Hand Movements
Three-Dimensional Kinematic Analysis of Human Movement
Spatiotemporal Kinematic Analysis of Walking
Kinematic Analysis of Hand and Arm Movements
Stereoscopic Visual Perception Simulation
The viewing distance was 160 cm, at which theoretically, the pixel structure cannot be distinguished by a person with a visual acuity of 1.0. This way of determining the viewing distance was used for the standard viewing distance of HDTV screens [75] , [76] .
We used an infrared (IR) position sensor (Optotrak 3020 System, Northern Digital) to track the subject's head position during the experiment. An IR emitter was attached to the goggles. The sensor collected the head-position data every 10 ms, resulting in no awareness of the latency of the image presentation based on the head motion.
Quantifying Reaching and Grasping Kinematics
Virtual 3D Stimuli Setup with Infrared Tracking
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