Mareygraph

A Mareygraph is a device that captures multiple images in quick succession to study motion. Named after the pioneer Étienne-Jules Marey, who invented early motion analysis tools, it often uses a special photographic technique or a series of cameras to record how objects move over time. The resulting images can be analyzed to understand patterns, speed, and dynamics of movement, making it useful in fields like physiology, sports science, and biomechanics. Essentially, it visualizes motion in a way that helps us see how things move step by step, providing valuable insights into movement behavior.