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PPT H Details
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Specifications PPT H

Sensor type
B&W CMOS

Degrees of freedom
3DOF position - standard optical only
6DOF incl orientation - with optional sensor

Maximum camera range
20 meters (at 175 Hz) **
45 meters (at 60 Hz) **

Suggested tracking space
50 x 50 x 50 meters **

Maximum number of targets
Up to 32 independent 3DOF bodies *

Maximum number of cameras
System can be expanded to 32 cameras *

Precision
< 0.25 millimeters over 3 x 3 x 3 m volume; optical sensor is 1:80,000 arc at 75% rms

Accuracy
< 0.25 centimeter over 3 x 3 x 3 m volume

Field of view
79 degrees horizontal

Calibration
3 minute process using digital calibration board

Update rate
Up to 175 Hz *

Minimum latency
20 milliseconds

Maximum cable length to cameras
100 metres

Interface
Ethernet, using VRPN
RS-232, 115.2 kbs, streamed or polled

Ambient conditions
Indoor fluorescent only

Size & weight
Processor: 420 x 370 x 180 mm (10 kg)
Sensors: 240 x 57 x 80 mm (900 g)
Targets: 3 x 3 x 5 mm (2 g)

Software support
Directly connect to WorldViz Vizard VR toolkit; DLL for Windows; C source library for Linux






Notes
(*) Actual update rate depends on the number of targets and number of cameras. Please contact WorldViz for details on this tradeoff
(**) For a marker to be tracked, it must be visible by two or more cameras. Overall tracking space dimensions are determined by the camera range, camera layout, and background lighting


PPT-H8 (8 sensor system)
The eight sensor system includes eight optical sensors, a PPT processor computer with control software, cable connections, and eight infrared targets. The eight camera system includes the following advantages over the four sensor system: 1) maximum coverage of tracking workspace (practically no ‘dead’ tracking zones), 2) optimal elimination of line-of-sight occlusion, 3) optimal robustness and precision.

PPT-H4 (4 sensor system)
The four sensor system includes four optical sensors, the PPT processing unit, the easy-to-use PPT motion capture software, cable connections, and four infrared targets. The PPT-H system has the following advantages over the original PPT-X system: (1) Higher resolution cameras providing improved sensitivity and accuracy, (2) faster update rates of 175 Hz, (3) improved range up to 45 meters **, (4) ability to track up to 32 targets with up to 32 cameras *.

Features:
Camera range up to 45 meters **
Instant calibration
Fully wireless targets
Up to 32 optical sensors *
Sub-millimeter precision
Supports 3DOF position, or 6DOF position and orientation with optional sensor cubes
Less than 20 milliseconds latency
Easy installation
Resilience to metallic interference
No strobe lights needed
Competitive price
Improved accuracy, range, and performance

Ease of Use
The intuitive graphical user interface includes a wizard for instant calibration using a digital calibration board. PPT directly connects to the WorldViz Vizard VR toolkit. DLLs for Windows, and a C source library for Linux are available. Simple streaming or polling via RS-232 serial port 115.2kbs interface, as well as using the industry standard VRPN protocol.

Position & Orientation Tracking
Are you looking for a 6DOF integrated position & orientation real-time tracking solution? WorldViz recommends combining PPT with an inertial orientation technology such as the InertiaCube2™ by InterSense. This hybrid system has proven itself as one of the most powerful and highly reliable full tracking solutions currently available

Calibration
Takes 3 minutes. All systems come with an automatic calibration rig (shown below) that automatically calibrates the entire system - all three axes.