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Postural control assessment via Microsoft Azure Kinect DK: An evaluation study
Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, 2021Equipments generally used for entertainment, such as Microsoft Kinect, have been widely used for postural control as well. Such systems-compared to professional motion tracking systems-allow to obtain non-invasive and low-cost tracking. This makes them particularly suitable for the implementation of home rehabilitation systems.
Rocco Oliveto +2 more
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AHFE International, 2023
The availability of low-cost portable depth sensor camera brings opportunity to be applied in home-based rehabilitation exercise for stroke and other chronic disease patients. Kinect V2 seemed not feasible to easily track motion in a lying position, while the latest Microsoft Azure Kinect has improved the sensor.
Yehua Shi +3 more
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The availability of low-cost portable depth sensor camera brings opportunity to be applied in home-based rehabilitation exercise for stroke and other chronic disease patients. Kinect V2 seemed not feasible to easily track motion in a lying position, while the latest Microsoft Azure Kinect has improved the sensor.
Yehua Shi +3 more
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Performance analysis of DIBR-based view synthesis with kinect azure
2021 International Conference on 3D Immersion (IC3D), 2021info:eu-repo/semantics ...
Yupeng Xie +5 more
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RGB-D Sensors as Marker-Less MOCAP Systems: A Comparison Between Microsoft Kinect V2 and the New Microsoft Kinect Azure [PDF]
Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 2021 Marker-less motion capture (MOCAP) systems based on consumer technology simplify the analysis of movements in several research fields such as industry, healthcare and sports. Even if the marker-less MOCAP systems have performances with precision and accuracy lower than the marker-based MOCAP solutions, their low cost and ease of use make them the most ...
Daniele Regazzoni +2 more
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Telementoring: using the Kinect and Microsoft Azure to save lives
International Journal of Electronic Finance, 2013This paper outlines a study and technology that teleports the knowledge and skills of doctors when and where they are needed resulting in a reduction of costs by reducing the number of patients who must be transported from remote areas to cities where specialists are located.
Janet L. Bailey, Bradley K. Jensen
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Robust Calibration of a Multi-View Azure Kinect Scanner Based on Spatial Consistency
2020 International Conference on 3D Immersion (IC3D), 2020In this work, we introduce a new calibration method for a camera system comprising five Azure Kinect. The calibration method uses a ChArUco coded cube installed in the middle of the system. A new 3D optimization cost is proposed to overcome the IR camera noise and to enhance global 3D consistency of the captured model.
Walid Darwish +2 more
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Toolbox for Azure Kinect COTS Device to be Used in Automatic Screening of Idiopathic Scoliosis
2020This paper presents our further efforts pertaining to the development of a noninvasive automated scoliosis screening and diagnostic solution, as well as some other spine disorders, using commercial-of-the-shelf (COTS) devices such as the recently announced Azure Kinect.
Dejan Dimitrijevic +4 more
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Geometric Correction for Projection Image Based on Azure Kinect Depth Data
2020 International Conference on Virtual Reality and Visualization (ICVRV), 2020In order to improve the universality of the projector to the irregular projection surface environment, a geometric distortion correction algorithm for projection images based on Azure Kinect depth data was proposed. The algorithm used Azure Kinect to collect the color information and depth information of the irregular projection surface, obtained the ...
Chao Zhang, Xingchen Man, Cheng Han
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AI-Enabled High-Level Layer for Posture Recognition Using The Azure Kinect in Unity3D
2020 IEEE 4th International Conference on Image Processing, Applications and Systems (IPAS), 2020Posture recognition is one of the challenging tasks in computer vision. It lays on top of the pose estimation of the different body joints, and can be used in many applications. In the medical field, it can serve to assist patients in rehabilitation. In games it can be an elegant form of computer human interaction.
Hamza Alaoui +2 more
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Sensor Fusion of Vision-RTK and Azure Kinect for Outdoor AR Applications
2021Augmented Reality (AR) has recently gained in attractiveness in the world of research, thanks to the tremendous progress made in computer vision and artificial intelligence. At the moment, AR is mostly restricted to indoor applications, namely due to the lack of structures and features in outdoor environment, which are essential for computer vision ...
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