Sentence examples for motion tracking and from inspiring English sources
Motion tracking and motion stabilization of fluorescence imaging recordings showing the contracting, fibrillating left ventricular surface of a rabbit heart (c.f. Fig 3c).
1) This is gorgeous: famous Olympians 'digitalised into 3D through motion tracking and rotoscoping of original footage'.
The PlayStation Camera can do motion tracking and voice recognition, but right now it won't let you control the interface with gestures like the Kinect does.
Relying on motion tracking and Internet cloud services, physical therapy administered through game consoles would allow clinicians to develop personalized exercise routines based on a patient's condition.
"He saw me doing some real-time motion tracking and he thought: 'Could we take some drum sticks and actually make air drumming work?'" Previously the only alternative to a standard drum kit was electric drums, Morvan says.
It also works for recording the data of a video sequence, on-line motion tracking and the audio during the experiment.
Once insects are recognized and their motion tracked and recorded in the form of individual trajectories, the next task is to analyze those trajectories to discover and characterize consistent behavioral patterns the insects exhibit.
The AVIE includes multi-channel audio and motion tracking systems, and with five projectors all operating on custom image processing technologies, motion sensors installed throughout are able to accurately track the movements of up to 30 people.
We are quite focussed on making mocha the most powerful and easiest to learn tool for motion tracking, rotoscoping and object removal.
But now, with the help of motion tracking technology and open source software, those tacky plot devices and gruesome experiments have become playful art installations.
This study aims at describing and assessing the staff behaviours in the OR and their variability by recording staff displacements using a motion tracking system and door opening detection system.
