Nowadays, quantified motion analysis is a recognized activity in clinical, ergonomic and sports applications. Among the different body segments, the foot is one of the most complex to analyze with its high number of bones, joints and ligaments. Motion analysis systems with skin markers coupled with force platforms are the most commonly used. Ideally, these systems should be « non-invasive, generate nearly instantaneous feedback to the clinician and subject, be mobile, easy to use and relatively inexpensive ». Regarding the last points, current systems are limited.

The new mobile X-Y-Z Positioning system is build in a modular manner and can be easily disassembled to transport it to different locations and is fully computer controlled.

The Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage KIK-IRPA in Brussels now uses an NIR-600 high resolution InGaAs camera for performing its infrared reflectography imaging in order to better visualize under drawings of old masters. The camera highlights by its very sharp images, a high depth of field and its easy handling.

The video motion kit is based on a CCD camera with a resolution of 656 x 494 pixels at 140 full frames per second. The camera system is available in a color or monochrome version.