I didn't see any posts about this news story:
http://www.azbilliards.com/2000storya.php?storynum=10048
A research firm will be breaking down the motion of the body, at many critical points, to study its motion while shooting. I've seen this type of setup before at work (but only from afar...). I believe it works by using high speed photography, where the position of every white dot can be easily tracked in the resultant video. From the position and time values, velocity and acceleration of every point is known.
I also liked how they put the white dots on Niel's wrist, so its twist can be tracked.
This looks interesting. I wonder what the outcome will be...
Photo credit: "Terminator" Niels Feijen with hi tech equipment Foto: B. Kaserer
http://www.azbilliards.com/2000storya.php?storynum=10048
A research firm will be breaking down the motion of the body, at many critical points, to study its motion while shooting. I've seen this type of setup before at work (but only from afar...). I believe it works by using high speed photography, where the position of every white dot can be easily tracked in the resultant video. From the position and time values, velocity and acceleration of every point is known.
I also liked how they put the white dots on Niel's wrist, so its twist can be tracked.
This looks interesting. I wonder what the outcome will be...
Photo credit: "Terminator" Niels Feijen with hi tech equipment Foto: B. Kaserer
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