Marker-Based Motion Capture is a motion capture methodology that belongs to the class of optical motion tracking systems and is distinguished by its reliance on discrete, reflective or active markers attached to the subject's body to enable precise identification and tracking of anatomical landmarks during movement.
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A Study of Vicon System Positioning Performance
Pierre Merriaux, Yohan Dupuis, Rémi Boutteau et al. · Sensors · 2017 · 419 citations · Full text
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