This paper reports a study of speech articulator movement using a vide
o-based system for tracking and recording movement in three dimensions
, the MacReflex(R). The system is non-invasive, there is no hazardous
radiation or electromagnetic field, and there are no wires that might
impede movement by the subject. The facility is installed at the facul
ty of odontology (Departments of Clinical Neurophysiology and Clinical
Oral Physiology) at the University of Umea, where it is currently bei
ng used to study strategies for motor control of precise movement in t
he hand, in the neck and mandible, and in various neurological disabil
ities.