Immerse your subjects in a BIOPAC VR world
Feel true freedom of movement in VR – walking, running, crouching, turning, gesturing
Cost-effective multi-camera PPT motion capture systems offers high-quality optical tracking over a wide range (more than 10 x 10 meters) and connect directly to the VR Toolkit (included in VR Workstations) for an ideal solution for virtual reality applications.
Using proven CCD technology and WorldViz image processing technology, the PPT family of products delivers flexible and accurate tracking solutions. Real-time technology allows users to see tracking results the instant a subject performs a motion.
PPT motion capture systems includes:
The intuitive graphical user interface includes a wizard for instant calibration using a digital calibration board. PPT directly connects to the VR Toolkit (included in VR Workstations). Dll for Windows, and C source library for Linux included. Simple streaming or polling via RS-232 serial port 115.2 kbs interface.
Takes 3 minutes. All systems come with an automatic calibration board that automatically calibrates the entire system—all three axes.
BIOPAC Systems Inc. is partnering with SEENEL IMAGING for a training on multimodal and systemic physiological augmented (SPA) fNIRS and EEG.
You will learn:
– The fundamentals of fNIRS and methods for multimodal acquisition: The case of ‘augmented fNIRS’
– Tips on how to design multimodal fNIRS recordings and how to remove the systemic physiological activity.
– How to integrate MedelOpt with BIOPAC devices for multimodal data acquisition.
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