IMU Research
Measure. Motion. Anywhere.
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This application captures precise biomechanics data using synchronized inertial sensors. It allows for multi-limb data collection in the field, with options to log data internally or stream it to an iOS device. Exported data can be analyzed on various platforms.
What's New in IMU Research
3.3
October 8, 2018
Want to note down something, no need for a pen now as you can now type your data collection observations while recording. Just select ‘Notes’ in the Top Right and type away. Text files will be exported with the time sync-files. IMU Blue Thunder Sensor updates were also made to improve Vicon Nexus integration. Capturing 3-axis 1000Hz and 9-axis 500Hz will be available with Vicon Nexus 2.8.
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FAQ
What are the recording capabilities of IMU Research?
IMU Research can record and time-sync up to 8 sensors at 9-axis 500Hz or 3-axis 1000Hz when logged to onboard memory. It supports 2 concurrent trials for onboard logging.
Can IMU Research stream data?
Yes, IMU Research can stream and time-sync up to 4 sensors to an iOS device via Bluetooth. Streaming can be done at 9-axis 100Hz or 3-axis 500Hz.
What analytics platforms can I export data to from IMU Research?
After recording, IMU Research allows you to seamlessly export CSV files to any analytics platform such as Excel, MATLAB, or Python for further analysis.
What sensors are compatible with IMU Research?
IMU Research is only compatible with IMeasureU’s Inertial Sensors running firmware 1.0.0 and above. It is also integrated with Vicon Nexus 2.7.
Does IMU Research have ads?
No, IMU Research does not contain advertisements.
What is the update frequency for IMU Research?
The latest version of IMU Research is 3.3, which was last updated on October 8, 2018. This indicates a less frequent update cycle.
What devices support IMU Research?
IMU Research is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
How does IMU Research compare to other motion capture systems?
IMU Research offers precise, field-based biomechanics data capture with synchronized inertial sensors, integrating with professional systems like Vicon Nexus, an Academy Award-winning company.
