A mobile motion capture system based on inertial sensors and smart shoes

Jung, Pyeong-Gook; Lim, Gukchan; Kong, Kyoungchul

doi:10.1109/icra.2013.6630648

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“…Our device has a large number of sensors, which translates into a much more accurate measurement of pressure distribution, so the device makes it possible not only to compare the power of pressure between the two feet but, above all, to pay attention to where the pressure is greater in the foot. Our solution is equipped with 16 sensors, while Jung et al [ 19 ], Jagos et al [ 21 ], Roth et al [ 22 ]. Chadel et al [ 28 ] created solutions with a very limited number of 4–6 sensors.…”

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Open-Source Strain Gauge System for Monitoring Pressure Distribution of Runner’s Feet

Kromołowska

Kluza

Kańtoch

et al. 2023

Sensors

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The objective of the research presented in this paper was to provide a novel open-source strain gauge system that shall enable the measurement of the pressure of a runner’s feet on the ground and the presentation of the results of that measurement to the user. The system based on electronic shoe inserts with 16 built-in pressure sensors laminated in a transparent film was created, consisting of two parts: a mobile application and a wearable device. The developed system provides a number of advantages in comparison with existing solutions, including no need for calibration, an accurate and frequent measurement of pressure distribution, placement of electronics on the outside of a shoe, low cost, and an open-source approach to encourage enhancements and open collaboration.

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Open-Source Strain Gauge System for Monitoring Pressure Distribution of Runner’s Feet

Kromołowska

Kluza

Kańtoch

et al. 2023

Sensors

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“…Cao [16] performed 3D dynamics analysis of a golf full swing by fusion inertial sensors and vision data. Jung [17] analyzed www.ijacsa.thesai.org smart shoes. Chan [18] proposed a virtual reality dance training system using motion capture technology.…”

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A Three-Dimensional Motion Anlaysis of Horse Rider in Wireless Sensor Network Environments

Lee¹,

Kwak²

2014

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Abstract-This paper constructed a database of the national representative level of a professional horse-rider by wearing a motion-capture suit attached with 16 inertial sensors under an inertial sensor-based wireless network environment, then made a visual comparative analysis through a few methods (graphical and statistical) on the values of all motion features (elbow angle, knee angle, knee-elbow distance, backbone angle and hip position) classified depending on horse types (using two horses named Warm-blood and Thoroughbred) and footpace types (at a trot and a canter) and obtained by various methods of calculating Euclidean distance, the second cosine, maximum and minimum values, and made a comparative analysis depending on motion features of a horse-rider by using MVN studio software. In the study, the experimental results confirmed the validity of the proposed method of obtaining the motion feature database of a horse-rider in the wireless sensor network environment and making an analytical system.

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Spatial Health Systems

Gottfried

2015

Smart Health

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A mobile motion capture system based on inertial sensors and smart shoes

Cited by 16 publications

References 7 publications

Open-Source Strain Gauge System for Monitoring Pressure Distribution of Runner’s Feet

Open-Source Strain Gauge System for Monitoring Pressure Distribution of Runner’s Feet

A Three-Dimensional Motion Anlaysis of Horse Rider in Wireless Sensor Network Environments

Spatial Health Systems

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