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The use of XSens 3D motion tracking system for gait feature extraction

The purpose of the article is to show the possibilities of using the XSens system to assess gait features in people without gait disorders. Materials and methods. The XSens motion tracking system was tested by a man who did not have disorders of the musculoskeletal system. The MBN force platform was also used during the experiment. Results. The study describes the methods for determining the individual characteristics of a normal gait, as well as an analysis of these data. Conclusion. During the study, which combines the biomechanics of human walking and stabilometry, a direct relationship was found between the deviation of the center of pressure at rest and the rotation of the pelvis along the X axis and Y axis.