OpenCap measures both frontal and saggital planes. Please take a look at our best practices here: https://www.opencap.ai/best-practices. You do not necessarily need to rotate the checkerboard. To align the two systems, we recommend positioning a marker at the origin of the checkerboard (top left bla...

Hey,

Is that a reproducible issue? If so, could you take a screenshot? Thanks.

Antoine

Hey, what is the error you are having? Is it just hanging there? Antoine

Hello,

Unfortunately, this goes beyond the scope of this forum, which is focus on answering questions about OpenCap. For study design, please consider applying for the next round of office hours: https://restore.stanford.edu/virtual-office-hours/

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Antoine

Hey, please take a look at the material here: https://github.com/stanfordnmbl/opencap ... /OpenSimAD.

Hello, That's a good question. I'm guessing if the strength deficits result in kinematic asymmetries, then this might be reflected in the kinetics. However, it would indeed be beneficial to incorporate some knowledge about the patient into the model. For instance, researchers have used data from dyn...

Is that happening when you run things locally?

Hey,

Please search the forum before posting a new issue.
This one might be helpful: viewtopicPhpbb.php?f=2385&t=17607&p=0&s ... 7ec6f68a0c

Antoine

In our validation, we used these markers: markers = ['c7','r_shoulder','l_shoulder','r.ASIS','l.ASIS','r.PSIS','l.PSIS','r_knee', 'l_knee','r_ankle','l_ankle','r_calc','l_calc','r_toe','l_toe','r_5meta','l_5meta'] The ones with added _study are the ones returned by OpenCap, the ones without _study a...

After you download the data from OpenCap, you can load the OpenSim model and the motion files in the OpenSim GUI to get animations of the skeleton. You can record videos from within the OpenSim GUI.