키넥트 카메라 기반 FBX 형식 모션 캡쳐 애니메이션에서의 관절 오류 보정을 위한 인체 부위 길이와 관절 가동 범위 제한

Translated title of the contribution: Body Segment Length and Joint Motion Range Restriction for Joint Errors Correction in FBX Type Motion Capture Animation based on Kinect Camera

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Abstract

Due to the popularization of the Extended Reality, research is actively underway to implement human motion in real-time 3D animation. In particular, Microsoft developed Kinect cameras for 3D motion information can be obtained without the burden of facilities and with simple operation, real-time animation can be generated by combining with 3D formats such as FBX. Compared to the marker-based motion capture system, however, Kinect has low accuracy due to its lack of estimated performance of joint information. In this paper, two algorithms are proposed to correct joint estimation errors in order to realize natural human motion in motion capture animation system in Kinect camera-based FBX format. First, obtain the position information of a person with a Kinect and create a depth map to correct the wrong joint position value using the human body segment length constraint information, and estimate the new rotation value. Second, the pre-set joint motion range constraint is applied to the existing and estimated rotation value and implemented in FBX to eliminate abnormal behavior. From the experiment, we found improvements in human behavior and compared errors between algorithms to demonstrate the superiority of the system.
Translated title of the contributionBody Segment Length and Joint Motion Range Restriction for Joint Errors Correction in FBX Type Motion Capture Animation based on Kinect Camera
Original languageKorean
Pages (from-to)405-417
Number of pages13
Journal방송공학회 논문지
Volume25
Issue number3
DOIs
StatePublished - May 2020

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