Sistema de análisis de movimiento para caballos basado en videometría
Resumen
En este trabajo se describe el desarrollo y el uso de un nuevo sistema de análisis de movimiento para investigar y evaluar la cinemática 2D de la marcha equina, el cual utiliza un software de captura de movimiento, unos cálculos matemáticos y una interfaz gráfica diseñada para evaluar el modelo locomotor de los caballos. A partir de secuencias de vídeo de la marcha equina, registradas por cámaras de alta velocidad, se obtienen las coordenadas (x, y) a través de software TEMA 3.0; luego, se calculan variables cinemáticas, tales como longitud de los segmentos corporales, ángulos de las articulaciones, trayectorias de cada marcador y curvas de flexión-extensión de las articulaciones, y con la interfaz gráfica desarrollada en el software Mathematica se genera una simulación 2D del movimiento de los caballos. Esta herramienta tiene como objetivo ayudar a investigar y evaluar la marcha equina y analizarla de forma objetiva (cualitativa y cuantitativa), aunque se puede utilizar en diferentes campos de análisis de la marcha. Se elimina la subjetividad del diagnóstico realizado por los veterinarios y permite hacer diferentes análisis, evaluaciones, investigaciones y el seguimiento de la marcha equina.
Palabras clave
análisis de movimiento, ciclo de marcha, cinemática, movimiento equino, videometría
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