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Wow. Could this be used as a form of biofeedback when trying to learn (or improve) complicated movements in sports?

• thenomad 12y ago
  It's hands-only, so there's a limited range of movements it can track. However, if you apply the same question to a Kinect 2 or, say, another full-body mocap suit, then the answer is definitely. One of these days when I have free time (no time soon, then) I shall write a routine for my mocap suits to track and give realtime feedback on various martial arts techniques.
  • zvrba 12y ago
    > to track and give realtime feedback on various martial arts techniques Hehe, that was exactly the application I was thinking of :)