Modelagem de Captura de Movimentos para Estudo da Estabilidade Corporal Utilizando Kinect
Abstract
The present work aimed to obtain a model of use of the Kinect motion sensor for experimentation and analysis of body kinematics, with a view to the study of postural balance, since the literature provides little information about computational models used in applications with motion capture devices. Therefore, a routine for calculating the CM was developed using the kinematic method and anthropometric data along with the test in orthostatic posture (static test).
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