Francisco Madera-Ramirez
ABSTRACT
A computational program is described, which helps a user to make exercises by capturing his movements using the Kinect device and comparing them with trainer movements. The Kinect is capable to obtain information of the articulated positions of a human body. The computational design and the data capturing process of the exercises are explained. The data recorded are tested to determine their similarity with motion used as pattern reporting the results as a percentage of acceptance for the right movements. Discussion about how to increase user experience for this application is presented.
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- A Computer Graphics Program to Make Exercises Using the Kinect Device
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