Steffi Colyer, Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Biomechanics from the University of Bath, will present her research applying markerless motion capture to unobtrusively obtain performance- and/or injury-relevant information in various sports including tennis, badminton and bob-skeleton.
This talk will outline the process of extracting motion from images, highlighting both the utility and the limitations of markerless approaches that must be considered before such technologies are adopted. In relation to different applied sport research problems, this talk will present markerless solutions to enable detailed biomechanical analyses to be conducted outside of the laboratory in normal training and competition settings.
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