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Dynamic 3D scanning as a markerless method to calculate multi-segment foot kinematics during stance phase: Methodology and first application

Van den Herrewegen et al., 2014

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Van den Herrewegen I
Cuppens K
Broeckx M
Barisch-Fritz B
Vander Sloten J
Leardini A
Peeraer L
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Journal of biomechanics

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Multi-segmental foot kinematics have been analyzed by means of optical marker-sets or by means of inertial sensors, but never by markerless dynamic 3D scanning (D3DScanning). The use of D3DScans implies a radically different approach for the construction of the multi …
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