Kinematic analysis of movement

MOTION ANALYSIS BY A HIGH-SPEED CAMERA is necessary when we are not able to monitor two or more points at the same time because of the complexity of movement compensation. For example, when a movement is so fast that a human eye, due to its slowness, cannot register it (movements in most sports happen too fast for a human eye to register and analyze them).

The movement analysis comprises three types of data processing, depending on the problem, motion speed, and the degree of complexity of the compensatory movement :

The basic biomechanical analysis uses angle, time and displacement variables to evaluate the effectiveness of specific movements depending on the sport, to make post-rehabilitation analysis with the purpose of performing a natural movement after trauma, to establish muscle imbalance with the aim of reducing painful areas during training, to establish muscle imbalance which causes pain to appear after exertion during training.

Analysis for improving the motor status uses speed, acceleration and spatial calibration variables in 2D or 3D space in order to rationalize movements during a specific motor action.

Situational efficiency analysis uses training and competition efficiency parameters with the aim of optimizing movements to achieve better results.