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An inverse kinematics method for 3D figures with motion data
Tokyo, Japan July 09-July 11
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/CGI.2003.1214480Computer Graphics International 2003 ...
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Taku Komura, City Univercity of Hong Kong
Atsushi Kuroda, GSport Inc
Shunsuke Kudoh, University of Tokyo
Tai Chiew Lan, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
Yoshihisa Shinagawa, University of Illinois at Urbanna Champaign
This paper presents a new inverse kinematics method that utilizes the motion data for realtime control and editing. The key idea is to extract parameters necessary for inverse kinematics from the motion data. These parameters are the weight matrix, which determines the motion of the redundant joints, and the transformation functions that define the motion of the end effectors. User can control the motion by dragging a body segment using a mouse, and the method calculates the new motion using the pre-computed parameters. The method enables interactive editing, warping, and retargeting character motions.
Index Terms:
inverse kinematics, motion capture, human animation
Citation:
Taku Komura, Atsushi Kuroda, Shunsuke Kudoh, Tai Chiew Lan, Yoshihisa Shinagawa, "An inverse kinematics method for 3D figures with motion data," cgi, pp.266, Computer Graphics International 2003 (CGI'03), 2003
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