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| ===Bertec Force Plate Dimensions=== | ===Bertec Force Plate Dimensions=== | ||
| - | Bertec' | + | Bertec' |
| - | |Force Plate Footprint| | + | ^ Force Plate Footprint |
| - | |**X**|**Y**| | + | | **X** | **Y** | |
| - | |23.62 IN [600.0 mm]|15.75 [400.0 mm]| | + | | 23.62 IN [600.0 mm] | 15.75 IN [400.0 mm] | |
| + | ===Bertec' | ||
| + | Bertec' | ||
| + | The left half of the treadmill uses a coordinate system with its origin located at the inner corner of the arm block. In this setup, the Y-axis points forward, the X-axis points to the left (outward from the treadmill), and the Z-axis points downward. | ||
| + | The right half of the treadmill also has its coordinate system origin at the inner corner of the arm block. However, in this case, while the Y-axis still points forward and the Z-axis points downward, the X-axis points to the left, which is toward the center of the treadmill. | ||
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| + | For integration with motion capture software, the treadmill should be defined as two separate force plates, each measuring 70 inches by 22 inches (177.8 cm × 55.9 cm), with a 0.125-inch (0.32 cm) gap between them. | ||
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