What this tool does
Pair a sagittal-view (side-on) video with a force-plate CSV to draw the ground reaction force vector on the footage. Scrub the video and watch the vector grow and shrink in real time. Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Step by step
- Load a video — sagittal view of the action. Slow-motion clips make peak-sync much easier.
- Load a force CSV — the tool auto-detects the vertical force column (
Fz, vGRF, force_z…). For 3-axis files (Fx/Fy/Fz) the vertical component is used and the AP/ML axes are ignored.
- Sync — scrub the video to a frame where the force visibly peaks, then click Sync to peak. The CSV's maximum is aligned to that frame.
- Anchor — click the foot position on the video to set the vector base.
- Play — the vector updates live and the force-time chart shows a cursor following the current sample. Export a side-by-side PNG or save the session.
Tips
- Phone-shot 240 fps clips work well; slow motion makes the peak frame easy to find.
- Saving a session preserves the anchor, sync, and display options — re-load the video and CSV and everything else restores.
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