We capture out-of-lab data whenever and wherever possible. <\/p>\n
However, we hold physical lab space within the\u00a0Amplifying Movement and Performance (AMP) Laboratory<\/a><\/strong>, which is a 5,500 sq-ft space equipped with two instrumented treadmills, a 6-m walkway embedded with 4 continuous force plates, and a 2.5- m trench for testing movement over various substrates.<\/p>\n 15 sensors set (Opal, 2-in x 2-in) equipped with acceleration (\u00b1 16g, \u00b1 200g), gyroscope (\u00b1 2000 deg\/s), and magnetometer (\u00b1 Gauss) capabilities. Sensors can stream or log data in free-living environments up to 16-hours. Sensors are sync to each other, other systems, and can capture data at up to 800 Hz.<\/p>\n 10-camera Oqus motion capture system (8 Oqus 300 cameras, 2 Oqus 700 wide angle cameras). Data capture maximum is 500 Hz. Current capture volume is approximately 6 m L x 3.5 m W x 2.5 m H; additional capture length and height available through additional cameras. Measurement error is > 2 mm when calibrated for appropriate motion capture volumes. A Second motion capture system (Vicon) system to be installed shortly.<\/p>\n Treadmill features 10,270 pressure cells and can capture up to 300 Hz. Vertical ground reaction force is calculated from pressure data. Capable of speed up to 25 km\/hr (0.1 increments) and 28% incline. Also have reverse belt capability.<\/p>\n Four embedded force plates are located in the center of the motion analysis capture volume in the large motion capture space, including 3 Kistler 9260AA6 plates<\/a> (60\u00d750 cm) and 1 Kistler 9286BA plate<\/a> (60\u00d740 cm). Each multicomponent force plate provides ground reaction forces, moments, and center of pressure data for gait and balance analysis. Each force plate has a 5-10 kN vertical and 2.5 kN shear range, with excellent center of pressure accuracy (max error = ~2 mm in x\/AP and y\/ML directions).<\/p>\n Surface EMG portable system with ability to sync to optical motion capture, force plates, or instrumented treadmills.<\/p>\n Surface EMG portable system with ability to sync to optical motion capture, force plates, or instrumented treadmills.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We capture out-of-lab data whenever and wherever possible. However, we hold physical lab space within the\u00a0Amplifying Movement and Performance (AMP) Laboratory, which is a 5,500 sq-ft space equipped with two instrumented treadmills, a 6-m walkway embedded with 4 continuous force plates, and a 2.5- m trench for testing movement over various substrates. MOTION CAPTURE APDM…<\/p>\nMOTION CAPTURE<\/h2>\n
APDM inertial sensors<\/a><\/strong><\/h5>\n
Qualisys motion capture system<\/a><\/strong><\/h5>\n
FORCE CAPTURE<\/h2>\n
Noraxon KinTREAD pressure treadmill<\/a><\/strong><\/h5>\n
Kistler multicomponent force plates<\/a><\/strong><\/h5>\n
MUSCLE ACTIVITY<\/h2>\n
Noraxon portable 8-channel EMG system<\/a><\/strong><\/h5>\n
Delsys portable 16-channel EMG system<\/a><\/strong><\/h5>\n