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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Alejandro86 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, October 20 (Xinhua)-- researchers have created an open source "motion capture" app called OpenCap, according to an official press release from Stanford University.

The app, built on two "calibrated" iPhone, is mainly used to collect human motion data, which is then quickly analyzed by AI and the relevant data are obtained. The cost is said to be only 1% of the "$150000 equipment in the specialist clinic," or $1500 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 10995 yuan).

In addition, OpenCap collects data faster, claiming to get results in 10 minutes, which is "faster" than traditional devices.

Scott Delp, author of the ▲ Picture Source Stanford University project, said that OpenCap is expected to "popularize" human motion analysis, so that more people can understand and master the relevant technology.

It is reported that the role of OpenCap is to measure the "knees, buttocks, shoulders and other joints" of the human body in real time, so as to generate relevant 3D mannequins, and then obtain medical data such as "joint angle", "joint load", "bone movement details" and so on.

▲ researchers at Stanford University said that the relevant analysis data can provide a reference for the treatment of patients with exercise problems, help clinicians make surgical plans, and review the effectiveness of various treatments.

The researchers also claim that OpenCap is free, but they also hope that the software can be used in commercial applications to support clinicians and support the team's follow-up research through a series of financial revenues.

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