Wearable vs. motion capture: unravelling the secrets of human movement / Muhamad Noor Mohamed ... [et al.].
“Merging wearable and motion capture data provides a more holistic view of an athlete's performance.” Imagine being able to see the invisible forces that shape an athlete’s performance. That is the power of biomechanics, a field that uses science to understand how the human body moves. In arche...
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Universiti Teknologi MARA, Negeri Sembilan
2024
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| Online Access: | https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/106108/1/106108.pdf https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/106108/ |
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| Summary: | “Merging wearable and motion capture data provides a more holistic view of an athlete's performance.” Imagine being able to see the invisible forces that shape an athlete’s performance. That is the power of biomechanics, a field that uses science to understand how the human body moves. In archery, where split-second decisions and precise movements are crucial, understanding these forces can mean the difference between hitting the bullseye and missing the target. Two key tools in a biomechanism's arsenal are wearable technology and motion capture systems. Let us dive into these two giants and explore how they help us unravel the mysteries of human movement. Wearable Technology: The Personal Trainer on Your Body At the forefront of wearable technology in sports is the ZEPHYR Bioharness [1]. This tiny, yet mighty device is like a personal trainer strapped to your body. |
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