| Code | Image | Size |
Caption |
| app001 | |
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Cerebral palsy patient. Split video image - front and side views of subject under test |
| app002 |
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Rehabilitation patient fitted with reflective markers on cycle exercise machine | |
| app003 | |
Example of Vicon hand marker set with labels (4mm size) | |
| app004 | |
Subject in virtual environment with head mounted display | |
| app005 | |
Column Width | Wand wave calibration using the Vicon DynaCal calibration |
| app006 | |
Subject on treadmill fitted with the Vicon spine marker set (rear view) | |
| app007 | |
Subject on treadmill fitted with the Vicon spine marker set (front view) | |
| app008 | |
Subject on treadmill fitted with the Vicon spine marker set (side view) | |
| app009 | |
Subject on treadmill fitted with the Vicon spine marker set (angled rear view) | |
| app010 | |
Subject under test fitted with EMG and Vicon reflective markers in Italian gait laboratory with Vicon 612 movement analysis system | |
| app011 | |
The Jewish Rehabiliation Hospital, Montreal. Posture and balance experiments on moving platform using a Vicon 512 system with Vicon M-Series IR camera | |
| app012 | |
The Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital, Montreal. Posture and balance experiments on moving platform using a Vicon 512 system with Vicon M-Series IR camera | |
| app013 | Amputee patient at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children, Dallas enjoys a gait analysis study with a Vicon system | ||
| app014 | Frontal view of a subject fitted with reflective markers and wearing the Atlanta Scottish Rite abduction orthosis during gait testing using a Vicon system in a Legge-Calve Perthes study | ||
| app015 | A Vicon system is used in the Movement Science Laboratory, Texas Scottish Rite Children's Hospital, Dallas, USA, for monitoring spinal motion during axial twisting on an idiopathic scoliosis patient before spinal infusion | ||
| app016 | An amputee undergoes cycling performance tests in the Biomechanics Lab at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra using a Vicon movement analysis system | ||
| app017 | A physical therapist at the Center for Gait and Movement Analysis at The Children's Hospital, Denver, Colorado, USA prepares a subject for testing on a Vicon system | ||
| app018 | Evaluating golf swing with a Vicon system at the Sports Science Laboratory, University of Wales, Swansea, UK | ||
| app019 | A physical therapist at The Shriners Hospital for Children, Greenville, USA fixes reflective markers to a patient prior to a gait analysis study using a Vicon system | ||
| app020 | A patient is prepared for gait analysis with a Vicon system at The Association for Assistance for Crippled Children gait laboratory in Sao Paulo, Brazil | ||
| app021 | Top athlete Liz McColgan in the Grampian Gait Movement Analysis Centre, Aberdeen, Scotland runs with Vicon | ||
| app022 | A view of the Movement Laboratory at The Bambino Gesu Children's Hospital, Palidoro, Italy showing the Vicon 512 movement analysis system in action with six Vicon cameras | ||
| app023 | A child with sacral level spina bifida, fitted with reflective markers, commences a movement analysis study with a Vicon system | ||
| app024 | The
new Vicon System, incorporating the latest high performance cameras (MCam2), being set up in the Gait Laboratory in the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford, England. |
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| app025 | Demonstration of gait analysis at the opening of the French Red Cross Rehabilitation Centre for Children, Bois Larris, near Paris where a Vicon system has been installed. | ||
| app026 | The President of the French Red Cross, Pr Marc Gentilini, with part of the Vicon system at the opening of the new gait analysis facility at the Rehabilitation Centre for Children, Bois Larris, near Paris. | ||
| app027 | A new Vicon movement analysis system is installed in the French Red Cross Rehabilitation Centre for Children, Bois Larris, near Paris. | ||
| app028 | A dummy model is fitted with Vicon reflective markers ready for a demonstration at the opening of the French Red Cross Rehabilitation Centre for Children, Bois Larris, near Paris. | ||
| app029 | One
of the wall mounted Vicon cameras looks down over the newly opened gait
analysis laboratory at the French Red Cross Rehabilitation Centre for
Children, Bois Larris, near Paris, where one of the latest Vicon movement analysis systems in operation. |
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| app30 | ![]() |
Full body, lower limb model (Shriners Hospital for Children, Erie, PA, USA) | |
| app031 | ![]() |
Frontal, lower limb model (Shriners Hospital for Children, Erie, PA, USA) | |
| app032 | ![]() |
Legs (Shriners Hospital for Children, Erie, PA, USA) | |
| app033 | ![]() |
Lower limb model (Shriners Hospital for Children, Erie, PA, USA) | |
| app034 | ![]() |
A subject fitted with markers in the lab prior to study. A new camera is visible in the background (Centre for Sports Medicine Research and Education, University of Melbourne, Australia). | |
| app035 | ![]() |
Tracked by Vicon cameras, the subject proceeds along the walkway (Centre for Sports Medicine Research and Education, University of Melbourne, Australia). | |
| app036 | ![]() |
Upper limb motion studies (Institute of Biomedical Engineering, University of New Brunswick). | |
| app037 | ![]() |
Whole body assessment of lifting tasks (Institute of Biomedical Engineering, University of New Brunswick). | |
| app038 | ![]() |
Lab
set up for comparison of Vicon with other measurement systems (Institute of Biomedical Engineering, University of New Brunswick). |
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| app039 | ![]() |
Sit to stand versus sit to walk in young children (Department of Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas, USA) | |
| app040 | ![]() |
The Helen-Hayes marker set-up (Laboratory for Functional Morphology, University of Antwerp, Belgium) | |
| app041 | ![]() |
Morphometrical Analysis (Laboratory for Functional Morphology, University of Antwerp, Belgium) | |
| app042 | ![]() |
Researcher Anmin Liu arranges the cameras in relation to the cadaver foot once markers are mounted (Centre for Rehabilitation and Human Performance Research, University of Salford). | |
| app043 | ![]() |
Video fluoroscopy is used to verify pin position prior to testing (Centre for Rehabilitation and Human Performance Research, University of Salford). | |
| app044 | ![]() |
The Iowa State Walking Simulator. Motors for applying muscle forces are on top, eyelets for attachment of muscles are in the centre below the pneumatically loaded knee (Centre for Rehabilitation and Human Performance Research, University of Salford). | |
| app045 | ![]() |
One
foot mounted and ready for testing(Centre for Rehabilitation and Human
Performance Research, University of Salford). |
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| app046 | ![]() |
A model with reflective markers begins to proceed along the walkway(Centre for Rehabilitation and Ageing, University of London, England) | |
| app047 | ![]() |
An investigation into muscle activation and knee joint loading during a side-stepping manoeuvre (School of Human Movement and Exercise Science, University of Western Australia) | |
| app048 | ![]() |
An evaluation of Lycra arm splints in children with cerebral palsy (School of Human Movement and Exercise Science, University of Western Australia) | |
| app049 | ![]() |
Engineering a Better Runner: Limits to sustained Bipedal Locomotion (School of Human Movement and Exercise Science, University of Western Australia). | |
| app050 | ![]() |
Demonstration of Vicon equipment at opening ceremony, Motion Analysis Laboratory, School of Health and Bioscience, UEL | |
| app051 | ![]() |
Golf
Swing (Department of Biomechatronic Engineering, Sungkyunwan University,
Korea) |
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| app052 | ![]() |
Lower Body Markers, (Sahva A/S) | |
| app053 | ![]() |
Alternative motions for entering a car, (Digital Human Research Center, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan). | |
| app054 | Experimental set-up for capturing hand motions. CG representation of hand motions with 20 links and 40 DOF, but using only 25 surface markers. (Digital Human Research Center, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan). |
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| app055 | ![]() |
Experimental set-up for the human and humanoid walk analysis, (Digital Human Research Center, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan). | |
| app056 | ![]() |
Predefined shoulder motion for the joint center calibration. The estimated joint center was located at the end of the humerus , (Digital Human Research Center, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan). | |
| app057 | ![]() |
Three dimensional reconstruction of Vicon markers and the shoulder joint complex from CT scans,(The School of Human Movement and Exercise Science, University of Western Australia) | |
| app058 | ![]() |
Upper
Body Model, not all markers can be seen, (The School of Human Movement and
Exercise Science, University of Western Australia).
(Picture courtesy of Tom Rovis-Hermann, West Australian newspaper) |
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| app059 | ![]() |
The pointer
method used for determining the lateral elbow epicondyle position relative
to the upper arm triad,(The School of Human Movement and Exercise Science,
University of Western Australia).
(Picture courtesy of Tom Rovis-Hermann, West Australian newspaper) |
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| app060 | ![]() |
The WA Symphony Orchestra's principal cellist, Rod McGrath undergoing testing ,(The School of Human Movement and Exercise Science, University of Western Australia) (Picture courtesy ofWest Australian newspaper) . |
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| app061 | Trajectory of Shoulder Segment without (top) and with (below) KAFOs, (Down Syndrome Research Foundation and Centre for Human Movement Analysis, Queen Alexandra Centre for Children's Health, Victoria, B.C., Canada ) |