Motion Data Collection for Dance Movements based on Inertial Sensors

Dance requires professional instruction during the learning and training process, but high-level guidance at any time and any place can be a challenge. In the context of Orange Technology oriented towards human well-being and health care, this paper proposes fixing the data acquisition device terminals on different parts of the body of dancers, motion data during dance performances can be automatically collected. This data is sent to the server side for processing and then stored in the database, and the nine-axis dynamic data collected from various body parts is displayed on the Web page of the user side in time. By reviewing this data, dancers can be guided to improve their pose, helping them enhance their professional skills and experience a sense of satisfaction and happiness during the dance.

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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icot64290.2024.10936975
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Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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Motion Data Collection for Dance Movements based on Inertial Sensors

Long Xu, Kyung-Ae Yang, Xingzhi Chang
Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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Motion Data Collection for Dance Movements based on Inertial Sensors

Long Xu, Kyung-Ae Yang, Xingzhi Chang
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Abstract

Dance requires professional instruction during the learning and training process, but high-level guidance at any time and any place can be a challenge. In the context of Orange Technology oriented towards human well-being and health care, this paper proposes fixing the data acquisition device terminals on different parts of the body of dancers, motion data during dance performances can be automatically collected. This data is sent to the server side for processing and then stored in the database, and the nine-axis dynamic data collected from various body parts is displayed on the Web page of the user side in time. By reviewing this data, dancers can be guided to improve their pose, helping them enhance their professional skills and experience a sense of satisfaction and happiness during the dance.

Changzhou Institute of Technology (CN)
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Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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