Motion Capture Technology Aids Rehabilitation Efforts [Image 2 of 4]

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03.21.2007

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To gather movement data, reflective markers are placed at key points on a patient, including legs, arms and hips. Encircling the room are eight specialized cameras with light-emitting diodes, known as LEDs, that flash at 120 times per second and record in true three-dimensional volume reflections of the markers in various positions as the patient walks. The angle and position of every joint -- ankles, hips, arms, pelvis, etc. -- is recorded in real time and expressed as stick-figure renditions of the patient walking. Defense Dept. photo by Fred W. Baker III

• Date Taken: 03.21.2007
• Date Posted: 07.03.2025 22:28
• Photo ID: 9157934
• VIRIN: 070321-D-D0439-2944
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