Measuring the Motions of Mice: Open source tracking with the KineMouse Wheel
Computer Vision seminar by Jimmy Tabet, Department of Biomedical Engineering UNC/NCSU
Hosted by Open Source Neuro
Wednesday 04:00–05:10 Buenos Aires (GMT-3)
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Abstract
Who says you can't reinvent the wheel?! This running wheel for head-fixed mice allows 3D reconstruction of body kinematics using a single camera and DeepLabCut (or similar) software. A lightweight, transparent polycarbonate floor and a mirror mounted on the inside allow two views to be captured simultaneously. All parts are commercially available or laser cut
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