jointtracking
Joint tracking is a technique used in computer vision and biomechanics to estimate the position and orientation of joints within a living organism, most commonly a human. This process typically involves analyzing sequences of images or video data to identify and follow the movement of specific anatomical landmarks that define the joints, such as the knee, elbow, or shoulder.
The primary goal of joint tracking is to quantify movement patterns, which has applications in various fields.
Various methods exist for joint tracking. Marker-based systems use reflective markers placed on the body, which