Chapter 2-Objectives
- Present the computational tools necessary for the calculation of 3D kinematics
- Discuss how 3D data are collected
- Determine how these data are used to evaluate positions and orientations of the body or body segments in space
Carefully read the sections on:
- Collection of three-dimensional data
- Coordinate systems
- Marker systems
COLLECTION OF 3D DATA
Direct Linear Transformation (DLT)
Requirements for utilizing DLT
- At least 6 non-coplanar control points must be used in the calibration
- At least 2 cameras must see all the control points
- At least 2 cameras must see each point of interest
Coordinate Systems
Global coordinate system (GCS)
Local coordinate system (LCS)
Marker Systems
- Each segment needs at least 3 non-collinear points for its position to be completely described
- Mounted on bone pins
- Skin-mounted markers
- Arrays of markers
Mini-Project #2
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