4D Motion Analysis

Four-dimensional (4D) motion analysis captures and studies movement over time, incorporating three spatial dimensions (length, width, height) plus the element of time. Using advanced imaging and sensors, it tracks how objects or body parts move through space as they change position, allowing detailed assessment of motion patterns. This technique is often used in sports, biomechanics, and medical fields to improve performance, diagnose movement issues, or plan treatments. Essentially, 4D motion analysis provides a dynamic, comprehensive view of motion, revealing insights that static or two-dimensional methods cannot capture.