Motion seamlessly captured
Xsens Awinda is a motion capture system with 17 wireless sensors fitted on the body with adjustable straps. It supports fast, easy, and reliable motion capture, making it ideal for regular motions and multiple actors using the same set-up. With a range of up to 50 m, it can be used in a wide variety of applications, including occupational health and safety, rehabilitation and injury prevention, animation, entertainment, biomechanical science and human factor research. Plus, it can be worn over clothing.
Inertial motion capture requires sensors attached to the body to capture movements. But that’s only the half of it. You need both hardware and software for a full motion capture system.
Bundles
We offer smart bundles of hardware, software, and cloud processing options to meet your needs. Reach out to us to learn more or if you need help configuring your system.
Application areas
See why motion capture is the secret to preventing or reducing injuries, improving strength and conditioning, and enhancing workplace health and safety.
Discover how motion capture can drive innovation in biomechanical research, sports science and human–machine interaction.
Thanks to motion capture, we’ve taken cinematic productions, gaming, vtubing, and streaming to another level.
Next-level gait analysis at the university of Bologna
The University of Bologna has taken its motion analysis capabilities to the next level with Xsens’ brand new automated Xsens Reports.
Revolutionizing patient-centered care with Xsens Reports
Pro-F is a professional performance center providing expert physical care to general patients and athletes across a wide range of sports.
Investigating the extreme neck movements of straddle truck operators using Xsens Analyze
APM Terminals Rotterdam it is one of the largest container terminals in Europe.
Gippsland Tech School: Giving students a mocap education with Xsens
Located in the Gippsland region of Victoria, Australia, Gippsland Tech School allows secondary school (7th–12th grade) students from the Latrobe LGA access to new technologies and potential new career paths.
