Research and Development
Artanim is a Innosuisse-recognized research institute conducting projects in close collaboration with Swiss and international universities, as well as industrial partners.
Our research focus on two strategic pillars:
The first pillar is medical research, where motion capture combined with 3D medical imaging is used to better understand individualized human joint structures and to improve diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders.
The second pillar develops virtual or augmented reality applications emphasizing real time interaction and using cutting edge motion capture technologies.
If you’re developing novel clinical solutions, designing real-time immersive environments, or exploring new frontiers in human–computer interaction, we’d love to partner with you or to bring your next project from concept to reality.
Our Technical Expertise
Key R&D domains we’re advancing include:
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Motion Capture Technologies: Optical, inertial and markerless systems
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Photogrammetry & 3D Modeling: High-fidelity asset creation
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Character Animation & Retargeting: From raw data to finished performance
- Interactive Virtual Agents: Physics-based animation and AI characters
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Real-Time Interaction and Animation: Live motion control and animation pipelines
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VR/AR Development: Interactive applications for research, education, training and beyond
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Joint Biomechanics: 3D modeling, kinematic analysis and simulation
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Surgical Planning Tools: Computer-assisted solutions for native and prosthetic joints
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Medical Imaging & Movement Science: Clinical tools for radiology, orthopedics, sport medicine and rehabilitation
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Cognitive Science & Neuroscience: Motion-based and VR-based studies of perception and behavior
Scientific Advisory Board
Prof. Dr. Luc Soler
Member of the National Academy of Surgery, CEO of Visible Patient
Prof. Dr. Kamiar Aminian
Professor at the Laboratory of Movement Analysis and Measurement (LMAM), EPFL
Dr. Bruno Herbelin
Deputy Director at the Center of Neuroprosthetics, Campus Biotech, EPFL