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 Visual3D supports almost any marker set, including 6 Degree of Freedom, Helen Hayes/Newinton (e.g." Convential Gait Model"), CODA, and many laboratory in-house systems. Place tracking markers on the segments in strategic and geometrically relevant positions that move only minimally with skin movement. Random placement of markers may result in unusable data You will need two types of markers: calibration markers (for defining the segments) and tracking markers (for computing the movements). Calibration markers can be used for tracking, but be aware that markers placed near the ends of segments (e.g. the lateral knee) are especially susceptible to skin movement artifacts.
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