Lúnasa engaged Target3D following their relocation to a new facility, seeking a camera system for their new robotics laboratory.

Target3D Iberia has worked with Made In Space, Inc. to design and build a motion capture volume for a major robotics project in Luxembourg.

From testing sensors in drones to assisting surgeons in the operating theatre, the possibilities are endless when using mocap in robotics.

Target3D Iberia has travelled to Aduna in Guipúzcoa, Spain for an installation at Tecnalia.

At the Institute for Safe Autonomy, OptiTrack cameras are solving the robotics problems of tomorrow.

Target3D upgraded the motion capture space at Prorok Lab within the Cambridge University. Read about the issues and solutions they overcame.

A team of experts in 3D Concrete Printing based at Loughborough University adopted OptiTrack technology to improve the accuracy of products.

Researchers at the Autonomous Systems and Machine Intelligence Lab (ASMIL) at City, University of London study the motion of robots. Nabil Aouf, Professor of Robotics and Autonomous Systems, and members of his team, including Postdoctoral Research Fellows Duarte Rondao, Zakaria Chekakta, and Abdelhafid Zenati, and PhD students Mahmoud Abdulsalam and Maxwell Hogan, focus on aerospace-based applications and cooperative path planning. They have used an OptiTrack system for trac

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Motion capture is transforming learning at one of the UK’s leading Universities ​ A lot has changed in engineering since 1881. And in tech too. Since The University of Liverpool opened its doors more than 130 years ago, their mission has been For advancement of learning and ennoblement of life. No one then could have predicted a world of robots, mocap and human tracking. Here’s what happened when Liverpool University needed to verify the path of ground-based robots. The issu

How the University of Cambridge merged optical tracking and a fleet of miniature cars for an experiment in cooperative driving ​ Amanda Prorok, Assistant Professor and University Lecturer, from the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge, runs a research lab designing algorithms for coordinating systems composed of multiple autonomous robots. The Issue: Amanda Prorok approached Target3D when she was seeking to track multiple vehicles in

Getting mobile robotics on to the construction site ​ HAL Robotics are a robotic software company based in London and Paris who develop...