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Time to get up to speed on Visual3D™!
As the spring semester winds down and thoughts turn toward summer research, we are offering this special 5-week extravaganza of dedicated Visual3D™ training to give you a solid knowledge base and confidence in this powerful biomechanics tool.
Attending the full 5 weeks of live webinars will allow you to build on what you learned in the previous sessions, but you don’t have to worry about remembering everything or losing your place if you miss some sessions; all participants will receive access to HD videos of the course, which can be re-watched as often as you like. In addition, you will be able to join our related community forums in which you can discuss the series with your fellow participants, ask questions of the trainer, and exchange ideas with others in the biomechanics community! All of these online resources will be available through the end of September so that you can take advantage of them all summer long.
The Spring Training package is made up of the following three series; click on each one for more details about the information it covers:
Visual3D Basics I - May 14 - May 17 - 6 PM CET
Visual3D Basics II - May 21 - May 24 - 6 PM CET
Visual3D Expert Builder - May 27 - June 14 - 6 PM CET
Please Note: All times provided in Central European Time (CET)
Visit the Spring Training Page to register, or our Visual3D Online Training Page for other options
Two weeks till we start!
Just over one week till the Visual3D Spring Training course starts.
Building a lower body model is often well documented in literature, but upper body models are much less common and less standardized. We have put together a second Visual3D Basics Webinar series to help researchers learn how to develop their own upper body models, and perform the calculations relating to them. Furthermore, in this new series, we have added a focus on analog data to give a full introduction to the basics of Visual3D.
This is a follow up to Visual3D Basics I that focuses on:
- Introduction to upper body biomechanical models
- How to set up advanced biomechanical calculations
- Creating an elaborate biomechanical report
- Working with analog data
Visual3D Basics II will air May 21st - 24th at 6PM CET (Central European Time)
Other upcoming BassettBiomechanics.com Webinars:
Visual3D Basics I - May 14 - May 17 - 6 PM CET
Visual3D Expert Builder - May 27 - June 14 - 6 PM CET
One week left!
Starts Tuesday!