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Publication

State-of-the-art report

State-of-the-art report

Publications

Introducing a Modular Concept for Exchanging Character Animation Approaches

Proposing a Co-simulation Model for Coupling Heterogeneous Character Animation Systems

A Probabilistic Steering Parameter Model for Deterministic Motion Planning Algorithms

Presenting a Deep Motion Blending Approach for Simulating Natural Reach Motions

Presenting a Modular Framework for a Holistic Simulation of Manual Assembly Tasks

Towards realistic walk path simulation of single subjects: presenting a probabilistic motion planning algorithm

Counterbalancing virtual reality induced temporal disparities of human locomotion for the manufacturing industry

A Motion Reuse Framework for Accelerated Simulation of Manual Assembly Processes

Fine-Grained Semantic Segmentation of Motion Capture Data using Dilated Temporal Fully-Convolutional Networks

Combining Simulation and Augmented Reality Methods for Enhanced Worker Assistance in Manual Assembly

Adaptive gaussian mixture trajectory model for physical model control using motion capture data

Application of Multi-objective Optimization on Ergonomics in Production – A Case Study (in Advances in Additive Manufacturing, Modeling Systems and 3D Prototyping, pp. 584-594)

Natural Posture Blending Using Deep Neural Networks

Capturing Subtle Motion Differences of Pedestrian Street Crossings

Real-Time Motion Tracking for Humans and Robots in a Collaborative Assembly Task

Combining heterogeneous digital human simulations: presenting a novel co-simulation approach for incorporating different character animation technologies

Motion Data and Model Management for Applied Statistical Motion Synthesis

Stylistic Locomotion Modeling and Synthesis using Variational Generative Models

Learning a Continuous Control of Motion Style from Natural Examples

Posters, reports and presentations

The MOSIM Project: Combining digital human simulations for industrial applications

Introducing a Modular Concept for Exchanging Character Animation Approaches (poster)

Using Motion Capture and Virtual Reality to test the advantages of Human Robot Collaboration (final year project report)

Kick-off November 2018 (posters)