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Evaluation of Full Body Pose Estimation Implementations Utilizing Sparse Sensors
Current methods of full body tracking have a steep correlation between hardware infrastructure and accuracy of the estimated full body pose. While implementations exist to allow for high accuracy body poses, they often require high setup overhead involving high accuracy sensors placed across all bod
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