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Motion Capture Paves the Way for Mobile Quantum Brain Scanning


Scientist adjusts a purple helmet on a uniformed man, assisted by a smiling woman in a lab. Blue setting with modern equipment.

Cerca Magnetics has announced their role in a major UK initiative developing the world’s first mobile quantum brain scanner, a breakthrough that could fundamentally change how brain injury and blast exposure are measured in active war zones.


Long before this latest milestone, Target3D had the privilege of supporting Cerca Magnetics during earlier stages of their research.


Working together, we provided OptiTrack motion capture technology to support MEG brain scanning studies focused on improving comfort and data accuracy, particularly when working with children, where natural movement is unavoidable.


Soldier in camo uniform stands on one leg in a lab, wearing a purple wired helmet. White paneled walls and a black chair are in the background.

Accurate motion capture plays a crucial role in brain imaging.


By capturing and compensating for movement in real time, researchers can use diagnostic procedures like brain scanning outside of controlled clinical environments and into more robust settings.


Crucially, the mobile laboratory will deploy directly to military firing ranges, field hospitals and rehabilitation centres, bringing the technology where it is needed most.


Target3D is proud to have played a part in that journey, and we’re excited to see where this technology goes next.





We’re experts in bespoke motion capture solutions. Speak to our team to learn about our range of tracking applications - from robotics to healthcare, engineering to biomechanics, and more. Contact sales@target3d.co.uk or give us a call: (+44) 20 3488 2575.

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