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TRAZER in the Know March 7-11, 2022 | |
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TRAZER was the first device to ever track human movement in free space. More than 20 years ago, you could play TRAZER at Tom Morrow’s Playground at EPCOT in Orlando….or in Walt’s “Living Room of the Future”.
In those days, sensors tracked an infra-red light that the User wore on his waist and the User’s avatar was a funny, spinning top-style robot called Physbot.
Read more here.
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Today’s TRAZER uses depth measuring 3-D cameras and our proprietary algorithms to track 25 points on the body in free space, with no attachments. Because the User drives TRAZER – not the reverse – it is equally appropriate for Granny on a walker or a professional athlete.
TRAZER uses computer simulation to replicate the functional challenges of sport, work, and activities of daily living while it quantifies core physical and cognitive performance measures. Now, you can select your environment – tennis court, football field, beach and more – your avatar matches you and replicates your movements precisely. If you scratch your head, your avatar scratches his head!
Read about the science behind TRAZER here.
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Celebrating our Co-Founder | |
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On International Women's Day 2022, TRAZER is proud to honor our co-founder and VP of Customer Experience and Education, MaryEllen French.
As the user with more TRAZER hours than anyone on the planet and an equal breadth of knowledge and history around movement, performance and Neuromechanics, MaryEllen is a testament to hard work, entrepreneurial spirit and family and we are very lucky to have her as a leader in our company.
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Celebrating Athletic Training Month | |
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TRAZER is so fortunate to support and work with so many NATA members in the critical care that they provide in making a difference every day. They are often 1st responders and frequently save lives in their quest to make a meaningful difference.
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Are you a current TRAZER client? Have you signed-up for TRAZER University yet? If not, please contact us here. | |
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Want to catch up on what you might have missed? Head over to TRAZER in the Know on our website and read past newsletters. | |
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