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Table 5 Motion capture systems. Motion Capture hardware and related signal processing and analysis. ‘–’ indicates that the authors gave no information on the respective matter

From: A review of combined functional neuroimaging and motion capture for motor rehabilitation

Hardware

Signal processing

References

Category

Category

Captured body part

Technology

Sample rate

Filter

Feature extraction

Features

Mechanical

Movement event marker

Ankle

Force transducer

2048 Hz

Low-pass (3 Hz)

Force change

Movement onset

[47]

Feet (Gait)

Pressure sensing treadmill system

20 Hz

–

–

Toe-off

Heel strike

[55]

Distal third of forearm, middle of arm

Gyroscopes

100 Hz

Low-pass (10 Hz)

Angular velocity change

Movement onset

[40]

Hand

Force transducer

500 Hz

–

Force increase

Movement onset

[50]

Movement event marker, Kinematic parameters/assessment

Arm via end-effector

Active robotic system

–

–

Velocity change detection

Movement onset/offset

Mean velocity, Movement accuracy

Movement smoothness

Spectral arc-length metric

Distance at robotic assist

Robot assistance frequency

Explored workspace area

Completion time

[52]

Kinematic parameters

Hip, knee, ankle

Accelerometer

Goniometer

100 Hz

Band-pass (0–3 Hz)

–

Joint angles

[48]

Wrist, forarm via end-effector

Accelerometer

20 Hz

–

Kalman filter

Tilt angle

Acceleration

Angular velocity

[46]

Wrist

Active robotic system

1000 Hz

Low-pass (12 Hz)

(1) Euclidian norm of velocity; (2) Greedy algorithm

(1) Velocity; (2) Submovement on/offset

[54]

Index finger

Accelerometer

500 Hz

–

–

Maximal acceleration

[39]

Kinematic parameters/assessment

Kinetic parameters

Arm via end-effector

Passive robotic system

–

–

–

Movement efficiency

Number of velocity peaks

Mean force vector

[41]

Kinetic parameters/assessment

Feet (Gait)

Pressure sensing walkway system

–

–

–

Speed, Cadence, Stride time

Stride length

Spatio-temporal asymmetry

[56]

Mechanical, optical

Mec: Movement event marker

Opt: Kinematic parameters

Mec: Feet

Opt: Full body

Mec: Force plate

Opt: Passive marker-based motion capture

Mec: 2000 Hz Opt: 100 Hz

Mec: -

Opt: Low-pass (10 Hz)

Mec: Leg weight unloading

Opt: Labeling, gap filling

Marker movement

Mec: Stepping behavior by foot-offset

Opt: Leaning direction

[57]

Mechanical, magnetic

Kinematic parameters

Lower body

Active robotic system

100 Hz

Low-pass (3 Hz)

–

Joint angular position

Velocity

[44]

Magnetic

Movement event marker

Arm

Passive robotic system

1000 Hz

–

Joint rotation change of end effector

Movement onset

[53]

Optical

Movement event marker

Thigh, shank, foot

Active marker-based motion capture

140 Hz

–

–

Toe-off

Heel strike

[42]

Hand

Marker-less hand tracking system

100 Hz

–

Movement away from start position

Movement onset

[51]

Kinematic parameters

Upper body

Marker-less motion capture

30 Hz

–

–

3D joint center position

[43]

Upper body

Marker-less motion capture

30 Hz

–

–

3D joint center position

[45]

Kinematic assessment

Arm

Active marker-based motion capture

960 Hz

–

Normalized averaged rectified jerk

Jerk

[49]