3Dactyl: Using WebGL to Represent Human Movement in 3D

Stephen Gray

3Dactyl: Using WebGL to Represent Human Movement in 3D

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Abstract

This case study covers the development of 3Dactyl, a hardware and software configuration, which is intended to record and represent the physical movements of an individual online in three dimensions, for scholarly research purposes.

Original language	English
Publisher	UKOLN, University of Bath
Publication status	Published - 2012

Publication series

Name	HTML5 case studies

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