T-Sens Motion (IMU)
Wireless sensors with easy and unobtrusive fixation system with 2 sensors measure one angle/joint,15 sensors maximum for full body, any intermediary configuration available
Wireless inertial measurement unit (IMU) designed to capture body movements and postures in 3D. Ideal for motion analysis, ergonomic assessment, and validation of workstations or virtual reality simulations.
Specifications
Dimensions
45 mm x 35 mm x 20 mm
Weight
30 g
Sampling frequency
32 Hz to 128 Hz
Yaw, Pitch, Roll accuracy
2° 0.5° 0.5
Gyroscope – measurement range
2000 dps
Accelerometer – measurement range
16 g
Magnetometer – measurement range
4 Gauss
Real-time recording
YES – range 10 m
Internal memory recording
YES
Battery life
6 h typical
Charging time
3 h typical
Requires a T-Rec, a charging dock, and a CAPTIV L7000 or ErgoLife or T-Server or T-Log
Typical applications
- Posture and joint-angle analysis in real working conditions
- Postural risk evaluation using OCRA, RULA, NIOSH , EAWS or REBA methods
- Validation of assistive devices (exoskeletons, tools, workstations) …
Intended users
- Ergonomists, method engineers,
- biomechanics researchers,
- HSE and performance managers…
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