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The website for Organic Motion is very impressive, but as far as I can
tell, they don't offer any sort of validation studies for the accuracy
and precision of their 3D motion data. You can download motion data
files (I have not looked at them yet) from their site, but it does not
appear that there are any traditional marker-based data sets to which
one could compare the data from their marker-less capture.
I also am interested to hear from anyone who's used the system, or
better yet, has done a validation study. My initial impression is
that the system may be better suited for the entertainment industry
than it is for the biomedical/life-sciences industry, when compared to
traditional (albeit still flawed) marker-based motion capture
technologies.
Kieran Coghlan BSME, MS
Ph.D. Candidate
Biomechanics Laboratory
University of Southern California
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 7:49 AM, Stefan Litzenberger
wrote:
> Dear List-Members!
>
> I am a laboratory technician at the Fachhochschule Technikum Wien
> University of Applied Sciences, Vienna, Austria.
> To keep my students up to date with the newest developments I am
> interested in all the technology used for motion analysis. As most of
> you might know, markerless tracking is a big issue nowadays. And I have
> read a handfull of interesting papers recently, all concerning problems
> of and solutions for markerless tracking.
> But during my research I found the following:
>
> www.organicmotion.com
>
> A system that provides - as far as I understood - real time (sic!)
> markerless motion capturing with up to 120 frames/sec and a resolution
> of 2 Mpixel.
>
> So: has anyone any experience using this system? Does anyone know of
> similar systems?
>
> I am looking forward to your replies.
> best regards
> Stefan
>
> mit freundlichem Gruß / best regards
> Stefan Litzenberger
>
> --
> DI (FH) Stefan Litzenberger
> Fachhochschule Technikum Wien
> University of Applied Sciences
> Sportgerätetechnik / Sports Equipment Technology
> Höchstädtplatz 5
> A-1200 Vienna
> Austria
> Tel: ++43 1 3334077 - 377
> Fax: ++43 1 3334077 - 369
> mailto:litzenberger@technikum-wien.at
> http://www.technikum-wien.at/
>
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tell, they don't offer any sort of validation studies for the accuracy
and precision of their 3D motion data. You can download motion data
files (I have not looked at them yet) from their site, but it does not
appear that there are any traditional marker-based data sets to which
one could compare the data from their marker-less capture.
I also am interested to hear from anyone who's used the system, or
better yet, has done a validation study. My initial impression is
that the system may be better suited for the entertainment industry
than it is for the biomedical/life-sciences industry, when compared to
traditional (albeit still flawed) marker-based motion capture
technologies.
Kieran Coghlan BSME, MS
Ph.D. Candidate
Biomechanics Laboratory
University of Southern California
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 7:49 AM, Stefan Litzenberger
wrote:
> Dear List-Members!
>
> I am a laboratory technician at the Fachhochschule Technikum Wien
> University of Applied Sciences, Vienna, Austria.
> To keep my students up to date with the newest developments I am
> interested in all the technology used for motion analysis. As most of
> you might know, markerless tracking is a big issue nowadays. And I have
> read a handfull of interesting papers recently, all concerning problems
> of and solutions for markerless tracking.
> But during my research I found the following:
>
> www.organicmotion.com
>
> A system that provides - as far as I understood - real time (sic!)
> markerless motion capturing with up to 120 frames/sec and a resolution
> of 2 Mpixel.
>
> So: has anyone any experience using this system? Does anyone know of
> similar systems?
>
> I am looking forward to your replies.
> best regards
> Stefan
>
> mit freundlichem Gruß / best regards
> Stefan Litzenberger
>
> --
> DI (FH) Stefan Litzenberger
> Fachhochschule Technikum Wien
> University of Applied Sciences
> Sportgerätetechnik / Sports Equipment Technology
> Höchstädtplatz 5
> A-1200 Vienna
> Austria
> Tel: ++43 1 3334077 - 377
> Fax: ++43 1 3334077 - 369
> mailto:litzenberger@technikum-wien.at
> http://www.technikum-wien.at/
>
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