Applications of Motion Analysis System Measuring Micro-Movements in Three-Dimensional Space Resolution, accuracy and reliability of the optical motion capture system
This paper presents the development of a novel application using motion analysis techniques to measure tooth movement in 3D space.Measuring the relative displacements of teeth under load allows a greater understanding of the mechanical properties of the periodontal ligament (PDL).Two marker clusters were fixed onto the measured tooth and the reference tooth via orthodontic brackets and movements were captured using two 60 Hz infrared motion camera units.Software was developed to calculate 3D tooth displacements and rotations.The system accuracy (i.e.percentage of maximum absolute error in range/measurement range), in the 20-200μm ranges, was ±1.17％, ±1.67％ and ±1.31％ for the diamond markers in x, y and z directions, while the system accuracy for the spherical markers was ±1.81％, ±2.37％ and ±1.39％.The system repeatability (i.e.maximum standard deviation in the measurement range) measured under the different days, light intensity and temperatures for five times, carried out step up and then step down measurements for the same step size, was ±1.7μm, ±2.3μm and ±1.9μm for the diamond markers, and ±2.6μm, ±3.9μm and ±1.9μm for the spherical markers in x, y and z directions, respectively.The system resolution was 10μm.These results demonstrate that the motion analysis system can measure micro-displacement accuratly such as tooth displacement and could potentially be useful in many other applications.
Motion analysis system Biomechanics Accuracy Repeatability
Helen Liu Yanzhi Zhao Sam Evans Cathy Holt
Surrey International Institute,Dalian,China School of Engineering,Cardiff University,Cardiff,UK
国际会议
北京
英文
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2009-06-11（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）