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SUMMARY:Applications of Motion Capture in Amusement Ride and Devices Asses
 sments: Exploring Its Role in Evaluating Rider Interaction, Comfort, and S
 afety
DESCRIPTION:Rosemarie Figueroa Jacinto (Rimkus, belongIN) and Rachel Hybar
 t and Jessica Zendler (Rimkus)\n\nAssessments of amusement rides and devic
 es require consideration of human interaction, movement, and performance t
 hroughout the process. Traditional assessment methods for evaluating amuse
 ment rides (i.e., rollercoasters) involve a singular sensor measuring acce
 lerations, aiming to evaluate the rider's instantaneous and sustained acce
 lerations (g) as indicators for patron safety. In this case study, the aut
 hors demonstrate the potential of using IMU-based motion capture technique
 s to collect not only acceleration data but also joint, body segment posit
 ions, and global positions. These measurements, combined with other 3-D mo
 deling techniques, provide comprehensive information that can be used to a
 ssess patron or operation interactions with amusement rides and devices at
  every stage.\n\nTrack: Human Performance Modeling\n\nSession Chairs: Ji-E
 un Kim (University of Washington) and Yutong Zhang (University of Pittsbur
 gh)\n\n
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