The paper presents just a stage of the research concerning the developing of some efficient, modern and non-invasive methods for determining the effects bio-mechanic and oculo-motor standpoint, due to some activities invoking movements to which the human body is periodic subjected within daily or athletic activities. The main issue of this research stage is focused on two directions: developing of a method to objectify and to make much more efficient the evaluation procedure for this purpose. The motivation of the research for this purpose is given by the opportunity to develop new and operative methods by which the testing of people who would like to be employed in jobs that might involve exposure to certain external dynamic factors could be done. The main issue is to develop and to test a new evaluation method, in terms of data recording and processing which could allow the examining doctors to quickly and objectively analyze and interpret the verdict on the results of the employment tests. An experiment was carried out whereby, with the help of a high-speed camera, images of subjects tested during walking could be captured, following their submission to rotational movements in both directions, at frequencies of 1HZ and 2 Hz respectively.
