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Vector

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Vector A quantity that has both

direction and magnitude. For example,

velocity is a vector quantity whose

magnitude is a body’s speed and whose

direction is the body’s direction of motion.

Vicon application software uses vectors to

describe and analyze elements of

kinematic models of subjects or objects

whose motion is being analyzed. Also see

Kinematic model.

Vegas sensor A purpose-built camera

sensor designed by Vicon specifically for

motion capture applications. The Vegas

sensor is included in F-series cameras

used in Vicon MX systems. Also see

CMOS, F-series Camera, and Vicon MX.

Vicon application software Software

for motion capture, processing, and

analysis by Vicon systems. A range of

software is available for use in a variety

of engineering, entertainment, and life

sciences applications. Also see

BodyBuilder, Plug-in, Polygon, Tracker,

Vicon iQ, and Workstation.

Vicon iQ Vicon application software

used for tracking and automatically

processing complex multiple-character

capture scenarios. Vicon iQ is the core

integrated motion capture and processing

software for entertainment applications.

Vicon MX Vicon integrated system for

digital optical motion measurement and

analysis, based on video cameras that

perform centroid processing. It consists

of specialized cameras, illumination

equipment, controlling hardware units,

application software, and a host PC.

MX network equipment, accessories,

calibration apparatus, and cables are

supplied with the system. Third-party

devices can be integrated with the

system. Also see Accessory kit, Host PC,

Calibration kit, MX Bridge, MX Control,

MX Link, MX Net, MX Sync, MX Camera,

and Strobe unit.

Vicon V-series system Vicon 3D

motion capture and analysis system,

based on analog cameras and a

Datastation that performs the processing.

It consists of specialized cameras,

illumination equipment, controlling

hardware unit, application software, and

a host PC. Vicon accessories, calibration

apparatus, and cables are supplied with

the system. Vicon 460, Vicon 6,

Vicon 612, Vicon 624, and Vicon 8i are

V-series systems. Also see Accessory kit,

Calibration kit, Datastation, Host PC,

MCam, MCam2, Strobe unit, SV Cam, and

VCam.

Video Burn-in window A function in

some Vicon application software that

embeds a small window containing a

display of either the current timecode or

frame count into the video output signal.

Also see Frame, Reference video, and

Timecode.

View pane The area in the middle of a

Vicon application software window that

enables users to specify the type of data

from one or more Vicon cameras to be

viewed. Each type of view pane may

contain its own menu bar, toolbar, and

workspace. Also see View pane menu

bar, View pane toolbar, and Workspace.

View pane menu bar A set of menus

in some Vicon application software from

which the type of view pane to display in

the workspace is selected. Also see

3D Workspace, Camera view pane, Frame

rate view pane, Fullscreen preview, Ortho

view pane, View pane, and View pane

toolbar.

View pane toolbar A set of buttons

with which the number and arrangement

of view panes displayed in the workspace

is specified. Also see View pane and View

pane menu bar.

.ViewType file Vicon Nexus view pane

layout configuration file. An XML file with

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