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| visual3d:documentation:third-party:theia [2026/06/15 14:28] – [Kinetic But No Force Assignment] Added detail in our reasoning for "kinetic but no force assignment" feet. wikisysop | visual3d:documentation:third-party:theia [2026/07/23 13:49] (current) – Corrected version number for Theia3D Apex. richard | ||
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| Each ROTATION signal consists of 17 float values per frame: sixteen values represent the 4×4 transformation matrix, and the seventeenth is a reliability metric. These signals are stored sequentially in the C3D file. This data type is used in practice because if a segment’s origin is defined at the proximal end, the ROTATION matrix provides a description of both the position and orientation of that segment. This eliminates the need for additional calculations to estimate pose and makes data management easier, since the pose is a single signal. | Each ROTATION signal consists of 17 float values per frame: sixteen values represent the 4×4 transformation matrix, and the seventeenth is a reliability metric. These signals are stored sequentially in the C3D file. This data type is used in practice because if a segment’s origin is defined at the proximal end, the ROTATION matrix provides a description of both the position and orientation of that segment. This eliminates the need for additional calculations to estimate pose and makes data management easier, since the pose is a single signal. | ||
| - | This integration supports all Theia3D software versions including [[https:// | + | This integration supports all Theia3D software versions including |
| ===== Automatic Model-building ===== | ===== Automatic Model-building ===== | ||
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| ^ Theia3D Version ^ Notes/ | ^ Theia3D Version ^ Notes/ | ||
| + | | Apex (v2026.1.4) | Full release of Bat and Ball tracking | v2026.07.1 | | ||
| + | | | Automatic model-builder supports sex-specific regression equations from de Leva (adjusted Zatsiorsky-Seluyanov) for segment inertial properties | | | ||
| | v2025.2.2 | Added Ball Modelling to automatic model | v2026.04.1 | | | v2025.2.2 | Added Ball Modelling to automatic model | v2026.04.1 | | ||
| - | | v2025.2.2 | + | | | Implemented Bat and Ball modelling using multiple subjects, allowing multiple balls and bats to be modelling within a single session | | |
| | v2025.2.0 | Introduced Bat Tracking feature | v2026.01.1 | | | v2025.2.0 | Introduced Bat Tracking feature | v2026.01.1 | | ||
| - | | Axiom (v2025.1.0) | Separate inertial parameters for male and female participants. | v2025.03.2 | | + | | Axiom (v2025.1.0) | Separate inertial parameters for male and female participants | v2025.03.2 | |
| - | | Apollo (v2024.1.0) | Introduction of new model. | v2024.08.4 | | + | | Apollo (v2024.1.0) | Introduction of new model | v2024.08.4 | |
| | | Model 10 | v2024.02.1 | | | | Model 10 | v2024.02.1 | | ||
| | | Initial Model | v2020.03.16 | | | | Initial Model | v2020.03.16 | | ||
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