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An AIoT-based framework for human activity recognition and performance assessment
The ability to consistently improve human performance for physical activities in work or sports depends on the trainer’s assessment. Most current assessment techniques include manual observation and are often not kinematic data-driven to provide accurate and personalized performance assessments. To
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