posturemeasured
Posturemeasured is the process and set of outcomes involved in quantifying human posture by collecting data about the orientation and alignment of the body's segments and joints. It is used across ergonomics, rehabilitation, sports science, and human–computer interaction to assess alignment, movement quality, and the amount of time spent in specified postures.
Measurement is typically performed with wearable inertial measurement units placed on the torso, head, or limbs,
Applications include workplace ergonomic monitoring to reduce musculoskeletal disorders, clinical rehabilitation to track progress, athletic performance
Challenges and limitations involve sensor drift and calibration requirements, occlusion or visibility issues for cameras, privacy
History and development have progressed with advances in inertial sensors, depth-sensing technologies, and wearables dating to