Learn to use LabTrack

The easiest way to learn how to use LabTrack is through learning by doing. Download a filmclip showing swimming unicellular micoorganism (culture of the dinoflagellate Gymnodinium dominans, 11 Mb). Open the video clip in LabTrack by clicking on the green button. Recomended settings for LabTrack are shown below.

Adjust the settings. Select the resolution in the size popup menu, in this case "Full"

Per default light objects are tracked against a dark background. Invert  if objects are dark against a light background.

Set threshold and Edge detection until the cells are clearly defined.

Test the settings by playing the the video. Choose a color palette for viewing the video, here the video is shown in Rainbow palette.

Open the Tracking tab, and adjust the settings. In this example the minimum length of tracks was adjusted to 10.

Start tracking by clicking the green button.
Track the video file
Clope-up of tracks
Save tracks in the Export tab
 

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Features

  • Movements of hundreds of objects can be analyzed simultaneously
  • Easy to use tool with interactive functions
  • Most digital video formats can be analyzed using QuickTime™ technology
  • Position, velocity, acceleration, and trajectory angle can be exported in spreadsheet format

Links

For more information see the

LabTrack Brochure, or 

Download the LabTrack manual

Send us a video sequence

We are happy to analyse a film clip, and send a report of the results back. This will provide an opportunity to test if LabTrack is suitable for your application!

Please contact info@bioras.com for inquiries about license keys or questions about LabTrack.