Motion capture (mocap)
A technique for recording the movements of a human body (or an object) using inertial, optical or mechanical sensors, in order to produce trajectory and pose data. Used to generate real-world physical training data: a human trainer performs gestures that are captured and then used to train the robot by imitation. Example systems: Xsens (Hexagon), MANUS gloves. EN: motion capture, mocap.
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