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Biomechanical movement measurements have traditionally required expensive equipment and trained personnel to process, aggregate, and share data. These barriers limit access to research methods and restrict studies to a small number of participants.
To overcome these challenges, we have developed OpenCap and AddBiomechanics, two tools that enable researchers to quickly and easily collect, analyze, and share movement data. OpenCap captures 3D human movement using just smartphone videos, while AddBiomechanics streamlines motion capture analysis by generating scaled musculoskeletal models and computing joint kinematics and kinetics automatically.
Join us at the upcoming RehabWeek 2025 Workshop "OpenCap and AddBiomechanics: Tools for Large-Scale Biomechanics Studies” to learn how these tools enable rapid, accessible movement analysis. Through demos and hands-on tutorials, we will demonstrate how these tools accelerate both lab-based and out-of-lab studies of hundreds of participants for movement screening, injury prevention, and monitoring rehabilitation.
This workshop is jointly organized by the NIH-funded Restore and Mobilize Centers.
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To overcome these challenges, we have developed OpenCap and AddBiomechanics, two tools that enable researchers to quickly and easily collect, analyze, and share movement data. OpenCap captures 3D human movement using just smartphone videos, while AddBiomechanics streamlines motion capture analysis by generating scaled musculoskeletal models and computing joint kinematics and kinetics automatically.
Join us at the upcoming RehabWeek 2025 Workshop "OpenCap and AddBiomechanics: Tools for Large-Scale Biomechanics Studies” to learn how these tools enable rapid, accessible movement analysis. Through demos and hands-on tutorials, we will demonstrate how these tools accelerate both lab-based and out-of-lab studies of hundreds of participants for movement screening, injury prevention, and monitoring rehabilitation.
This workshop is jointly organized by the NIH-funded Restore and Mobilize Centers.
Learn more | Register for the conference