What type of motion capture system is an example of Inertial Sensor Systems?

Inertial Sensor Systems utilize a range of sensors, including accelerometers and gyroscopes, to track movement. The K-Vest is a prime example of this technology, as it incorporates wearable sensors that monitor and analyze the golfer's swing and body movements in real-time. This allows for a detailed assessment of how the body's motion relates to the swing mechanics, providing valuable insights for improving performance. K-Vest’s focus on capturing body motion through inertial data makes it distinct in the motion capture realm, where it tracks and records dynamic movements without requiring external cameras or tracking devices.

Other systems mentioned, such as Motion Analysis and OptiTrack, typically rely on optical systems that use cameras to capture motion based on reflective markers or light signals. These methods contrast sharply with the internal processing and real-time feedback provided by inertial sensor devices like K-Vest.