motion tracking with a C language

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If anyone can point me in a direction to find anything on tracking full body. I don't mind having to use the OpenCV (couldn't find anything). Anything will be helpful. Thanks.

Posted 10-Apr-13 17:02pm

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Usman Hunjra · Answer 1 · 2013-04-10T20:40:00

Solution 1

First Use Matlab for image processing .. track matlab manuals about image processing..
I'm currently studying a course named as Computer Vision. I don't know what experience you have in image processing.
i can send you some books, manuals that my teacher have given us ..
but unable to find a way to do that ..
First you have to do something at your own ..
NO BODY WILL DO YOUR WORK UNLESS YOU PUT SOME EFFORT ON IT .. !!!!!!!!

Posted 10-Apr-13 20:40pm

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Volynsky Alex 11-Apr-13 4:43am

Maybe this will help you:
http://download.cnet.com/Body-Tracker/3000-2129_4-10616442.html
ftp://ftp.vision.ee.ethz.ch/publications/proceedings/eth_biwi_00359.pdf
http://www.geek.com/games/full-body-real-time-motion-tracking-achieved-using-17-sensors-unreal-engine-1520723/

CPallini · Answer 2 · 2013-04-10T21:03:00

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I would Google for that[^].

Posted 10-Apr-13 21:03pm

CPallini