Mobile. Egocentric Human Body Motion Reconstruction Using Only Eyeglasses-mounted Cameras and a Few Body-worn Inertial Sensors

Mobile. Egocentric Human Body Motion Reconstruction Using Only Eyeglasses-mounted Cameras and a Few Body-worn Inertial Sensors
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10.1109/vr50410.2021.00087
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2021-03
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2021 IEEE Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces (VR)
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Young-Woon Cha;Husam Shaik;Qian Zhang;Fan Feng;A. State;A. Ilie;H. Fuchs
Young-Woon Cha;Husam Shaik;Qian Zhang;Fan Feng;A. State;A. Ilie;H. Fuchs
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Young-Woon Cha;Husam Shaik;Qian Zhang;Fan Feng;A. State;A. Ilie;H. Fuchs

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