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--- analysistools:pointingdevice [2017/03/09 12:37] – oliver
+++ analysistools:pointingdevice [2017/03/17 15:04] (aktuell) – [Introduction] oliver
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 ======Working with a pointing device ======
+=====Introduction=====
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 A typical workflow, based on marker-clusters, includes the usage of a so called "pointer" to define anatomical prominences of bony structures.
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 The pointer needs at minimum two markers, but typically four markers are used for better "autolabeling" function.
-If you are a Vicon Nexus user and you are alone with the subject you want to measure it can be handy to use the smartphone and the [[https://www.vicon.com/products/software/vicon-control|Vicon Control App]]for starting and stopping the measurements during positioning the pointer
+If you are a Vicon Nexus user and you are alone with the subject you want to measure it can be handy to use the smartphone and the [[https://www.vicon.com/products/software/vicon-control|Vicon Control App]] for starting and stopping the measurements during positioning the pointer.
+=====Why using a pointer instead of a marker?=====
+  * A marker placed on an anatomical landmark can move a lot (e.g. skin motion artefacts). Only pointing such a position in an static trial makes it clear that the defined position is valid only for this.
+  * Anatomical landmarks can be obscured by fat (e.g. the Pelvis ASIS markers for overweight subjects)
+  * Anatomical landmarks can be obscured from the cameras (e.g. some medial landmarks) or can be too close together (e.g. on the foot), which makes its tracking challenging
+  * To attach markers, the subject must expose that part of the body, which can be uncomfortable (e.g. Landmarks at the sternum for women)
+=====Modelling with tip positions=====
 To determine the position of the "tip" of the pointer from the markers of the pointer, the kinematic model has to implement this feature, e.g.:
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 To define an anatomical coordinate system of a bony segment, three points have to be pointed. Typically each poining is done in a separate "static trial". To collect the data of these trials, each of the trials has to be recognized by the model. It has to recognized which point is pointed and it has to be formulated in the model how to determine an anatomical coordinate system based on these points and the cluster coordinate system.
+=====Eclipse entries=====
 Using a Vicon motion capture system, the needed information to recognize the trial, can be saved as a property in the so called "Eclipse" functionality. In newer Eclipse version used as default in the Vicon Nexus system has the following properties as default, which can easy be used. Typically the attributes with the names