High Speed Video Measurement Techniques Workshop

18th January 2018

Join the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) and Centre for Sports Engineering Research (CSER) at Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) for a two day practical high speed video workshop with leading academics.

The centres are opening their doors to regional SME's in sport, manufacturing, education, television and media, interested in high speed video. Learn about high speed video technology, data capturing techniques, its vast array of applications, gain hands on experience using a variety of equipment and pick up tips and tricks off the experts. This event is ideal for SME's that use, or could use, video to explore the movement of objects or people. This event is relevant to companies that are interested in analysing the movement of humans or objects. In particular: Sports, Manufacturing, Education, Health, Technology and Television / Media companies. Participation is free of charge to qualifying SMEs in the Sheffield City Region. Register your place online here.

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