Beyond algorithmic and technology advancements, this project will produce key digitized data of figure skating performance that will be valuable for the research community to explore
This project will fill a gap by developing multiple sensory technologies involving visual cameras, pressure sensors and IMU sensors to provide detailed full body motion capturing of figure skating performance. Through digitizing the skaters' performance, and working with national team figure skating coaches, we will develop algorithms and software systems for detailed analysis of skaters' movements and use it to guide more targeted personal training. Based on the capturing and analysis, the project will further develop algorithms to automatically generate figure skating programs synchronized with the chosen music, given the elements that the skaters are capable to perform and obeying all choreograph constraints, to maximize the skaters potential scores. Our project involves both graduate and undergraduate students, high school and middle schools students who are figure skaters, and national team figure skating coaches. Beyond algorithmic and technology advancements, this project will produce key digitized data of figure skating performance that will be valuable for the research community to explore.
Algorithm and video demo that can analyze skating behavior.
Length of commitment | Year-long (10-12 months) |
Start time | Anytime |
In-person, remote, or hybrid? | Hybrid |
Level of collaboration | Large group project (4+ students) |
Benefits | Research experience, academic credit |
Who is eligible | All undergraduate students with some knowledge of programming in python/C++ |
Junsong Yuan
Professor
Computer Science and Engineering
Phone: (716) 645-0562
Email: jsyuan@buffalo.edu
The specific preparation activities for this project will be customized through discussions between you and your project mentor. Please be sure to ask them for the instructions to complete the required preparation activities.
computer vision, skating analysis, computer science and engineering