Suppose I am capturing any human motion, so what kind of information does Optitrack get from those markers? Possibly the following?
- Joint Angles
- Motion trajectories
- Position of the markers/frames in space with respect to base frame/marker
And what format is the data usually stored in, in case I wish to analyse it further?
What kind of data an I obtain from the OptiTrack system?
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Re: What kind of data an I obtain from the OptiTrack system?
The most common export formats for measurement and analysis applications would be BVH (skeletal data/joint angles) and C3D (marker data/XYZ). Integrating that data to calculate trajectories, kinematics, etc. in the analysis package of your choice should be straightforward, but isn't something that you would do within our software. Motive is strictly about obtaining pos/ori data--not the subsequent analysis.
The most common applications that users bring data into for biomechanical analysis would probably be Visual3D and MATLAB.
The most common applications that users bring data into for biomechanical analysis would probably be Visual3D and MATLAB.
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Re: What kind of data an I obtain from the OptiTrack system?
Thank you Seth! I will post here if I have any follow up questions!Seth Steiling wrote:The most common export formats for measurement and analysis applications would be BVH (skeletal data/joint angles) and C3D (marker data/XYZ). Integrating that data to calculate trajectories, kinematics, etc. in the analysis package of your choice should be straightforward, but isn't something that you would do within our software. Motive is strictly about obtaining pos/ori data--not the subsequent analysis.
The most common applications that users bring data into for biomechanical analysis would probably be Visual3D and MATLAB.