Yan Cui
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a novel scanning system for capturing full 3D human body motion with two calibrated Kinects and no auxiliary equipment. The Kinect is a cheap depth scanning device, which can simultaneously measure depth and color at standard video rates (@30 frames/sec). This makes it attractive as the core sensor of a human motion scanner. We capture a human's movement sequence using two Kinects placed in the front and back, and reconstruct a consistent and hole-filled mesh animation using the depth data.
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- Chang, W., and Zwicker, M. 2011. Global registration of dynamic range scans for articulated model reconstruction. ACM Trans. Graph. 30, 3. Google Scholar
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- Cui, Y., Schuon, S., Thrun, S., Stricker, D., and Theobalt, C. 2013. Algorithms for 3d shape scanning with a depth camera. IEEE Transactions on PAMI 35, 5, 1039--1050. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Kraevoy, V., and Sheffer, A. 2004. Cross-parameterization and compatible remeshing of 3d models. ACM Trans. Graph. 23. Google ScholarDigital Library
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