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Wireless body suit puts Sunderland research into new dimension
“An innovative body suit which is proving to be an invaluable tool for movie makers and the military is now helping North East researchers develop improvements in a wide range of sporting activities and healthcare. The MNV Biomech is a 3D human kinematic, camera-less measurement system, with integrated small tracking sensors placed on the joints, which can communicate wirelessly with a computer to capture every twist and turn οf the body and is displayed as an avatar and a 3D set of data on screen.” Read more at
http://www.sunderland.ac.uk/newsevents/news/news/index.php?nid=1481
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