Netherlands-based Xsens announced the availability of its KinematicCoupling (KiC) algorithm in its newly released software suite, MVN Studio 3.0 for human motion capture. Using KiC, it is now possible to accurately track movement in environments with significant amounts of iron, like large steel beams, ferroconcrete floors and radiators. The algorithm allows for stable 3D tracking in magnetically distorted environments. More at Xsens.com.
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