Sentences with phrase «human motion»

Many approaches exist for tracking human motion, including expensive, highly precise systems used to create computer - generated imagery (CGI) for films.

Basically, human motion includes jerky motion that we try to smooth out as much as possible.

These little virtual creatures were ostensibly part of a technical presentation on ways to represent human motion, but it was clear that they held another level of meaning.

Other human motion could provide the energy to power a tablet or wearable device.

And, to me at least, still photography offers something specially valuable, even though it freezes human motion.

A sophisticated approach to face recognition could make use of a number of layers, including natural human motion, 3D characteristics or impacts of imaging in different wavelengths of light.

Artists have always struggled to represent the ephemeral phenomenon that is time, but since the beginning of the twentieth century it has become almost a fixation: in recent decades alone, consider On Kawara's series of dated one - day paintings, Janine Antoni's massive and gnawed - at hunks of chocolate and lard, Hiroshi Sugimoto's long - exposure photographs of movie theaters, or Iñigo Manglano - Ovalle's sped - up video of human motion in Mies van der Rohe's New National Gallery in Berlin.

«To fully utilize the mechanical energy from human motion for the TENG, it is very important to increase the maximum possible energy of a TENG based on understanding the factors related to the motion in an aspect of the velocity (kinetic energy) and elasticity (impulse),» Shin said.

«Wearable equipment supports human motion where and when needed: Easier, faster, stronger, and more enjoyable.»

Thus, by monitoring the activity of motion - detecting neurons in animals and simultaneously exploring human motion perception using cunningly contrived displays such as a, b and c, scientists are starting to understand the mechanisms in your brain that are specialized for seeing motion.

Electrical energy is created when the device is compressed by human motion, or mechanical energy.

«The UPS is designed to support human motion where and when needed.

Hugh Herr is a classically understated, yet obviously determined, researcher and inventor whose work in novel prostheses and orthotics design and human motion study appears boundless.

Little did they realize that the illusion could provide such razor - sharp insights into human motion perception.

Dr Martin Daumer: Director of the SLCMSR e.v. - The Human Motion Institute in Munich and managing director of the IT company, Trium Analysis Online GmbH.

While the original Kinect was designed to recognise gross human motion, Kinect 2.0, with its 1080p HD camera, is about true human understanding.

In a paper published Nov. 16, 2015, in the journal Scientific Reports, Tom Krupenkin, a professor of mechanical engineering at UW — Madison, and J. Ashley Taylor, a senior scientist in UW — Madison's Mechanical Engineering Department, described an energy - harvesting technology that's particularly well suited for capturing the energy of human motion to power mobile electronic devices.

A new nanogenerator that acts like a second skin and harvests energy from human motions can easily generate enough power to light 20 small LEDs.

«We studied the possibility of charging commercialized portable and wearable devices by utilizing the mechanical energy generated by human motion,» said Hyeon - Jin Shin, research master at SAIT and one of the authors of the study.

The model can also eliminate reflections off walls and furniture to allow us to focus on tracking human motion.»

In traditional assistive equipment, compressors and tanks are necessary to exert sufficient power for supporting human motion.

The process is optimized for efficiency: McKesson has planned and timed every human motion required in the picking process.

Some examples of different sensors at CES were bands that could be placed on the bed to track sleep patterns, fitness wear that tracks vitals in real time, and presentation screens that react to human motion.

A paper - thin, flexible device created at Michigan State University not only can generate energy from human motion, it can act as a loudspeaker and microphone as well, nanotechnology researchers report in the May 16 edition of Nature Communications.

In a project funded by electronics giant Samsung, a team of Penn State materials scientists and electrical engineers has designed a mechanical energy transducer based on flexible organic ionic diodes that points toward a new direction in scalable energy harvesting of unused mechanical energy in the environment, including wind, ocean waves and human motion.

It learned through trial and error: comparing its performance after each trial to the mocap data, and tweaking its behavior to more closely match the human motion.

«It is important to confirm that the mechanical energy from human motion can cover the energy consumption of the devices to utilize a TENG for small devices.»

The computer would make this monumental job tenable, notifying analysts when a certain level of human motion or a certain type of vehicle has been observed.

(Zatsiorsky V. Kinematics of human motion.

Example: Michael Douglas's bare ass in Basic Instinct is replaced by that of a naked man in a fragment of Eadweard Muybridge's pioneering capture of human motion; cut to a much younger Douglas in The Streets of San Francisco narcissistically ogling the spectacle: «Boy, you look good Mike.»

And that's exactly what Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV delivers, including large scale battles of fire - breathing monsters, superhuman acrobatics from military style warriors and eye - popping vistas created with a sublimely crisp and seamless blend of human motion - capture technology and animation.

The hotel will have what the brand calls a «living wall,» an interactive digital display on the property's façade that respond to human motion and features specially curated digital imagery of local artists and neighborhood experiences.

Conceptually, the project investigates the uncanny valley phenomenon — the subject of extensive research at present — through point - light representations of human motion and the first 3 - D rendering via robotic implementation.