DARI’s motion capture technology platform has transformed biomechanical analysis since the company was first founded in 2007 by two brothers who wanted to take the analysis out of the lab and into the real world.
As opposed to marker-based analysis that requires up to 45 minutes of placement, DARI uses an eight-camera markerless motion capture system to acquire an accurate skeletal model instantly.
Using an eight-camera system as opposed to one camera, DARI is able to accurately capture explosive motions and whole-body data.
The portable system tracks:
- 21 bone segments and nine joints, with six degrees of freedom;
- Kinematics and kinetics in all planes;
- Range of motion;
- Joint torques;
- Internal/external rotation at the hip;
- Shoulder abduction;
- Anterior/posterior coronal deviation;
- Neuromuscular engagement, center of mass sway in all planes, and
- All joints in space.
Today, DARI has solutions for preventative healthcare, rehabilitation, corporate wellness and workplace health, high performance and military, as well as research involving motion.
DARI was recently featured at the ADS Warrior East Expo in Virginia Beach.
ADS, Inc., is a company that provides equipment, procurement and support solutions to the defense, military and law enforcement markets.
The Expo is intended to bring customers and companies together to be able to “touch, try and train.” The event is the “equal sign” between consumers and products. There are also opportunities to take educational courses during the Expo.
“Warrior Expo is the embodiment of our mission to actively seek out our customers’ equipment and logistics challenges and deliver innovative, cost-effective solutions that enhance their ability to complete their missions,” ADS said. “It is this commitment that has made ADS the world’s premier equipment, procurement and support solutions specialist to the military, law enforcement, first responders and the defense industry.”
ADS serves the following markets:
- Department of Defense
- Federal Government Agencies
- First Responders
- Humanitarian Organizations
- Partner Nations
- State and Local Law Enforcement Agencies
- Major Prime Contractors
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