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URL: https://www.vicon.com/downloads/software/bodybuilder
Proper Citation: Bodybuilder (RRID:SCR_015002)
Description: Software package for modeling body biomechanics for use with the Vicon motion capture system. Bodybuilder allows users to, among other things, edit and modify trajectories and interpolate broken trajectories, model body segments and joints, create kinematic and kinetic models, and output results to text or file.
Synonyms: Bodybuilder 3.6.4, Bodybuilder Software, Bodybuilder 3.6.3
Resource Type: simulation software, software resource, software application
Keywords: human movement, body biomechanics, modeling body
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