Motion Log Skateboard: Visualizing Pressure Distribution of Skateboarding
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Abstract
Skateboarding is an extreme sport that is consists of various trick performances. You can control your board with various foot movements, and slip over the obstacle with the board. In this research, we provided a Motion Log Skateboard system that visualizes the pressure distribution of the foot on the board. A customizable pressure sensor sheet was attached to the top of the skateboard deck, and the distribution of pressure was imaged and reproduced along with the recorded video in smartphone App. We have focused on visualizing non-visible information of body movement, which is not easily observed but acts as important elements in sports activity. We expect that the providing these kinds of information through the interactive technology will encourage discussion on the body movement and induce people to share their boy movement with others.
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ISBN:9781450346566
DOI:10.1145/3027063
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- Susan Fussell,
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