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Revision as of 00:37, 15 November 2011
Contents
Motion capture in the BlackBox
There are currently two major systems for movement capture and recognition in the Blackbox: The Vicon system and the Kinect.
Choosing the right system
Before you begin capturing motion data, you should choose which motion capture system to use. Your choice will depend on several different factors.
Sensor type
what kinds of sensors best fit the motion phenomena you wish to capture. Motion capture systems use different kinds of sensors. To find out which type of sensor best suits your application, see the section on Sensor Selection.
Capture volume
The systems
Movement recognition in the Blackbox
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- a summary of what the section is about
EffortDetect
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- A brief summary of EffortDetect
- EffortDetect
