“Sword Tracer: Visualization of Sword Trajectories in Fencing”
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Entry Number: 25
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- Sword Tracer: Visualization of Sword Trajectories in Fencing
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This paper describes a system for visualizing sword trajectories in fencing. Fencing swords are very thin and move so fast that it is difficult for audiences to follow their movements even in slow-motion video replays. The system thus tracks the tips of the swords in the image coordinates and visualizes their movements with computer graphics (CG). We call it “Sword Tracer.”
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