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Differences in centre of mass measurements between markerless and marker-based motion capture systems during balance and mobility assessments in individuals with chronic and sub-acute stroke

2026-02-18 rehabilitation medicine and physical therapy Title + abstract only
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Centre of mass (COM) is a key measurement used to assess balance and mobility. Marker-based motion capture systems have traditionally been used to measure COM, but they are time-consuming and prone to marker error. Markerless motion capture systems offer a potential alternative, reducing setup time while maintaining accuracy. The ease of collecting markerless data may be particularly beneficial when study participants have limited mobility, such as those with stroke. This study aimed to determin...

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