United Kingdom / journal
Corporate information
Depthbiomechanics is an independent digital journal. It is not a laboratory, a university, a clinic, or a maker of cameras or software.
Purpose of the site
The journal publishes essays on depth cameras, computer vision, motion tracking, body scanning and the software used to study human movement. The readers are in the United Kingdom.
Editorial principles
Each essay keeps the facts, limits, examples and questions of its source. The journal does not add licences, awards, partnerships, user counts, prices or contact details that the source does not state. Names of methods, file types and research tools appear only where an essay discusses them.
How materials are prepared
The essay is set in reading order, with the headings the source already uses. Images sit with finished passages. They illustrate the topic. They are not measurements, data or a record of a named study.
Limit of responsibility
The pages are general information about research practice. They are not clinical advice, a diagnosis, an equipment specification, or a substitute for a validated laboratory protocol. A decision about an athlete, a patient or a product needs sources beyond this journal.
Responsible reading
The essays say where a low-cost camera is less precise than a marker laboratory, and where a result should be checked against a known reference. Those limits stay part of the piece.
Contact
Questions about these pages can be raised through the channels published on this website. This page does not give a postal address, telephone number or email address.