Position and velocity at full resolution
X/Y coordinates, instantaneous velocity, and acceleration at every acquired frame. Enables post-hoc re-binning to any temporal window.
High-resolution behavioral tracking at 30 frames per second
Capture rapid behavioral transitions — startle responses, rearing onset, grooming bouts — that lower frame rates miss entirely.
Most commercial systems acquire at 8-11 fps. At those rates, grooming bouts shorter than 300 ms are undetectable, locomotor velocity is systematically underestimated, and fast transitions between behavioral states are collapsed into single frames.
ConductVision acquires and processes at 30+ fps on a standard workstation — no GPU cluster required. Sub-second behavioral events are detected in their native timescale, and true kinematic measures (instantaneous velocity, acceleration) are computed from dense position data.
X/Y coordinates, instantaneous velocity, and acceleration at every acquired frame. Enables post-hoc re-binning to any temporal window.
Onset and offset timestamps for rapid events — startle, rearing initiation, grooming bouts — with frame-level precision.
Pixel-change motion energy computed per frame, providing a continuous index of overall activity independent of tracking coordinates.
Startle amplitude and latency require frame-level temporal precision. At 30 fps, peak startle onset is resolved to within 33 ms — sufficient for PPI quantification.
Total distance, velocity distributions, and thigmotaxis computed from dense position data. High frame rate prevents systematic underestimation of path length.
Latency to fall, foot slip frequency, and walking speed on balance beam — all dependent on resolving individual steps and weight shifts.
Brief social contacts, approach-withdrawal sequences, and anogenital investigation bouts often last under one second. High frame rate captures complete event dynamics.
| Feature | ConductVision | Typical systems |
|---|---|---|
| Acquisition frame rate | 30+ fps | 8-11 fps typical |
| Sub-second event detection | Yes — grooming, startle, rearing | Limited or absent |
| Velocity accuracy | True instantaneous kinematics | Underestimated at low frame rates |
| Hardware requirement | Standard workstation | Often requires dedicated hardware |
| Annual license | $1,490 | $8,000+ |

Live behavioral metrics during acquisition — distance, velocity, and zone occupancy update as the session runs.

Multi-keypoint body part tracking — head, paws, tail, body center — with pretrained and custom model support.

HMM-based stride detection from standard video with per-paw metrics — no treadmill or pressure plate required.
Upload a recording and compare the behavioral events detected at 30 fps versus conventional frame rates.