Research on 3D Visualization of Human Body Actions

Starting from the need to improve the accurate understanding of team/squad combat visualization situation, research was conducted on the visualization of combat soldiers' body posture, and a VRML model was used to calibrate and design human movements. Some key technologies involved in the model were elaborated. And prospects were made for the future development of visualization of soldier posture on the battlefield.

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2024-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/dsa63982.2024.00058
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Simulation and Modeling Applications
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Research on 3D Visualization of Human Body Actions

Yifan Guo, Ma Wenxiu, Li Yuanheng, Xue Xingwei et al.
Simulation and Modeling Applications
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Research on 3D Visualization of Human Body Actions

Yifan Guo, Ma Wenxiu, Li Yuanheng, Xue Xingwei, Pei Keke
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Starting from the need to improve the accurate understanding of team/squad combat visualization situation, research was conducted on the visualization of combat soldiers' body posture, and a VRML model was used to calibrate and design human movements. Some key technologies involved in the model were elaborated. And prospects were made for the future development of visualization of soldier posture on the battlefield.

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