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|  University of Puerto Rico |
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| University of Puerto Rico |
Member:
Caporali, Sergio
Role:
Ph.D., C.S.P.
Three sliding calipers available.
Sliding caliper (Martin type) length:
0 – 200 mm; depth: 0 – 50 mm
Three stadiometers available.
Three anthropometers available.
"Multimedia Video Task Analysis™ (MVTA™) was developed by Professor Robert G. Radwin and Dr. Thomas Y. Yen in the Ergonomics Analysis and Design Consortium at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to help automate time studies of visually discerned activities through an innovative interactive computer system. The MVTA video analysis software helps automate time and motion analyses of visually discerned activities through an innovative interactive graphical user interface. MVTA uses custom multi-media software and digital video files (AVI or MPEG) or a computer-controlled VCR to facilitate interactive study of video recorded activities. Video activities can be analyzed using standard digital video files obtained from a video capture board or digital video recorder."