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Digital Humans and Electromagnetic Motion Capture

Authors: Kyle J. Nebel; Andrew Yee;

Digital Humans and Electromagnetic Motion Capture

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<div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper discusses the cooperative research and development work between Delphi Automotive Systems (formerly known as Delphi Interior &amp; Lighting Systems) and the U.S. Army TACOM/TARDEC. Discussion will focus on past work and the evolution of the approaches currently being used by TARDEC and Delphi for digital human animation, real-time human interaction (man in the loop), and motion data library development, as it relates to TACOM/Delphi's electromagnetic motion capture systems and the Engineering Animation Incorporated (EAI)-Jack ergonomic analysis/animation software.</div>

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