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RGB cams vs RGB-D sensors: Low cost motion capture technologies performances and limitations

Regazzoni et al., 2014

Document ID
4558810655006445227
Author
Regazzoni D
De Vecchi G
Rizzi C
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Manufacturing Systems

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Motion capture of the human body has being performed for decades with a growing number of technologies, aims and application fields; but only recent optical markerless technologies based on silhouette recognition and depth sensors which have been developed for …
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