Detecting motion for a multifunction sensor device
A motion and motion tracking technology, applied in the field of motion capture systems, which can solve problems such as damage and impact
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[0029] A technique for accurately detecting when an accelerometer-equipped sensor is disturbed is provided. In one example, the sensor is a depth camera in a motion tracking system. In one approach, readings from a three-axis accelerometer are processed to provide short-term and long-term moving averages for each of the x-axis, y-axis, and z-axis. For each axis, obtain the difference between the short-term and long-term averages. The sum of the differences is obtained by summing the absolute value of each difference across all three axes. The sum of the differences is then compared to a threshold to determine if motion is detected. In another approach, short- and long-term averages of accelerometer readings are converted to pitch and roll values, and the pitch and roll values are individually compared to thresholds to determine whether motion is detected.
[0030] Furthermore, although the use of accelerometers was explained specifically in connection with a depth camera ...
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