NASA NTRS · 20040161549
Human Motion Tracking at Marshall Space Flight Center's Collaborative Engineering Center ANVIL
Abstract
The installation and use of electromagnetic human motion trackers requires a specially designed and metal-free environment for optimal performance. Such an area is not readily available at the Marshall Space Flight Center Collaborative Engineering Center ANVIL. Our paper details a systems engineering approach to installing and operating Ascension Technologies Ethernet MotionStar tracking system in a sub-optimal environment, used with the JACK human computer model's motion capture capabilities. We also discuss how this system is integrated into the Marshall Space Flight Center's Human Engineering process.
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Henderson, Steven J., Hamilton, George S.. 2004-01-01. Human Motion Tracking at Marshall Space Flight Center's Collaborative Engineering Center ANVIL. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040161549
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