skeletonDV

skeletonDV is a software library designed for the analysis and manipulation of three-dimensional skeletal data. It provides a set of tools for tasks such as reading, writing, and visualizing skeletal motion, which is often captured through motion capture systems. The library aims to facilitate research and development in areas like biomechanics, animation, and human-computer interaction by offering a consistent interface for handling skeletal structures.

Key functionalities of skeletonDV include the ability to load various skeletal file formats, allowing users to work with data from different sources. It also enables operations like transforming skeletal poses, calculating joint angles, and interpolating motion sequences. Visualization tools are integrated, permitting users to view the skeletal motion in a 3D environment, which is crucial for qualitative analysis and debugging.

The library is typically implemented in programming languages commonly used in scientific computing and graphics, such as Python or C++. Its modular design often allows for extensibility, enabling developers to add new features or integrate it with other software packages. skeletonDV contributes to the field by standardizing common operations related to skeletal data, thereby simplifying the workflow for researchers and developers working with human or animal movement.