Wireless Sensor System Seamlessly Connects, Captures, and Interprets Real-Time Motion Data!
The standard edition of iMotus™ provides a state-of-the-art sensory system that plugs into iMotus™ software. This powerful combination allows real-time data reading, analysis, restoration, plotting, and interpretation.
iMotus-S is a wireless sensor reader with a data streamer and receiver, easily mountable on diverse objects, eliminating the need for cables while transferring data to a computer.
This sensory unit records and streams acceleration, and angular velocity, and utilizes accelerometers, gyroscopes, and magnetometers. The receiver plugs into the custom-designed iMotus™ app, available free on Microsoft Store.
Easy Mounting, Wireless Transfer, Automatic Calibration and Real-time Data Insights via Embedded Sensors.
Metrics & KPIs
Roll, pitch, and yaw (Euler) angles
The iMotus-S use quaternion representations to calculate Euler angles using the combination of accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer readings. An Euler angle is a set of three angles that describe the orientation of an object in 3D space and are used to represent the roll, pitch, and yaw of the device.
Angular acceleration
Accelerators measure angular acceleration in three directions (x, y, and z) relative to the sensor's frame of reference and can be used to determine the device's orientation in space.
Linear acceleration (3 DOFs)
The iMotus-S includes an accelerometer, which measures the object's acceleration in all three dimensions (x, y, and z). The accelerometer senses the changes in the object's velocity and uses this information to calculate the linear acceleration.
Jerk components (3 DOFs)
iMotus app calculated the jerk index, the rate of change of acceleration with respect to time. In engineering and physics, jerks can be essential to consider in specific applications, such as controlling the movement of robotic arms or designing roller coasters.
Angular velocity
Gyroscopes measure angular velocity, or how fast the device is rotating around each axis and determine the orientation and angular acceleration of the device.
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• Detect falls in elderly or balance- challenged patients, allowing caregivers or family members to respond promptly and prevent injuries
• Monitor patient movements, identify posture-related issues, and track progress to customize therapy for the prevention of back pain and improvement of spinal health
• Monitoring sleep patterns to detect sleep disorders and enhance overall sleep
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• Sensors enable ADAS features such as lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, and collision avoidance by providing precise motion data for context-aware decision-making
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