英文摘要 |
The paper presents an easy-to-implement technique of performing a markerless humanoid motion capture by using a low-cost and stationary camera. We make use of articulated simplified skeleton to represent a complicated human body and do not require any auxiliary multiple depth sensors for obtaining depth information. First, a static camera is calibrated to obtain applicable color and luminance. A T-pose of a character is required to distinguish which part is the humanoid character within an image and to facilitate the motion tracking. Subsequently, we divide the image into a variety of uniform regions for rapidly estimating a human’s pose. A pose decision tree has been defined in advance to benefit pose transitions while the character is changing a motion. Finally, a standard BVH color format is adopted to store the continuous motion data for further usage. Experimental results show that the proposed method is practical and feasible for capturing human motions. In particular, the cost of the proposed method is less expensive in comparison with the marker-based motion capture systems. |