“How to capture absolute human skeletal posture” by Iwasawa, Kojima, Mase and Morishima
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- How to capture absolute human skeletal posture
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Commercially available motion capture products give us fairly precise movements of human body segments but do not measure enough information to define skeletal posture in its entirety. This sketch describes how to obtain the complete posture of skeletal structure with the help of marker locations relative to bones that are derived from MRI data sets.
References:
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2. SPARGER, C. 1972. Anatomy and Ballet; 5th Edition. Theatre Arts Books.
