… rely on a combination of different motion capture devices and scoring techniques: Table A1
… All related studies use at minimum 1 Kinect camera to capture motion for their automation. …

… This paper discusses the development and implementation of a wireless motion capture …
help improve their upper extremity functional capabilities. In order to study motion as it relates to …

… play by children with hemiplegia can be valid indicators of upper extremity motor function. …
hand to provide motion capture data that spans a wide range of motor function status. The …

… two joints from the upper extremity kinematic chain studied (… (3) functional tasks performed
with at least one upper extremity; (4) 3D kinematic data collected via an optical motion capture …

… using motion capture to analyze limitations in range of motion (ROM) of the upper extremity
… 15 adults with hemiplegic CP using motion capture while they performed 10 defined ADLs. …

… Thus, it can be concluded that these four kinematic variables (MT, NMU, PAVE, TD) are
reliable, valid and sensitive to changes (responsive) for assessment of upper extremity function …

… the motion reconstruction is evaluated by comparing our results against motion capture data
… We evaluate our approach against motion capture data generated by a Vicon optical motion …

… offers a more global assessment of UE function, but is reliant on patient … UE function. This
study evaluated a clinical tool that incorporates real-time visual feedback with motion capture to …

… validity of the MRI-compatible motion capture system by testing it against a gold standard,
the 3D Mo Cap Motion Analysis system (ie a multi-camera motion capture system). The results …

… criterion standard of 3D motion assessment, marker-based stereophotogrammetry motion
capture. Validation of this commercially available markerless motion-capture system is needed …