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Two dimensional markerless gait analysis protocol for estimating the sagittal lower limb joint kinematics with a single RGB-D camera for clinical applications.
Rel. Filippo Molinari, Andrea Cereatti. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Biomedica, 2019
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Abstract
The measure of lower limb joint kinematics is helpful in evaluating gait alterations. Nowadays, optoelectronic stereophotogrammetry gait analysis is the gold-standard in clinical practice for quantitative assessment of human motion because it provides accurate results, but it is not without limitations. Video-based markerless (ML) systems can represent a promising alternative to 3D marker-based systems because it allows to make the experimental sessions faster and simpler because does not require the application of fixtures on the skin of the patients. In addition, recent advancements in depth camera (RGB-D) technology have paved the way to the development of a new generation of low-cost movement analysis systems.
The aim of the thesis project is the development of a two-dimensional markerless (2D ML) gait analysis protocol through the use of a single RGB-D camera (RGB camera with a depth infrared sensor) to estimate the lower limb joint kinematics for clinical applications
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