A new framework called VideoRun2D Demo has been developed for biomechanical analysis of running using markerless body tracking. This system leverages advancements in deep learning and human pose estimation to analyze sprint biomechanics, specifically focusing on hip and knee flexion/extension angles. The framework was tested on data from professional runners, demonstrating that its tracking approaches, when combined with outlier detection, can achieve average root-mean-square errors as low as 5.30°. AI
IMPACT Provides a new tool for biomechanical analysis in sports, potentially improving performance evaluation and training.
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