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Motion capture technology in industrial applications: A systematic review
Matteo Menolotto
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, Dimitrios Sokratis Komaris
, Salvatore Tedesco
, Brendan O’Flynn
, Michael Walsh
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Corresponding author for this work
School of Engineering and Technology
Mechanical, Biomedical & Design Engineering
University College Cork
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Industry Sector
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Industrial Application
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Industrial Processes
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Inertial Measurement Unit
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Motion Capture System
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Motion Capture Technology
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Robotics
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Industrial Setting
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Embase
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Low Risk
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Health Safety
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Technological Progress
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Object Recognition
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Web of Science
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Industrial Products
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Industry Type
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New Vectors
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Sensor Measurement
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Targeted Application
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Camera-based
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Google Scholar
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Machine Learning Algorithms
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Robotic Applications
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Scopus
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Human Safety
50%
Risk of Bias
50%
Challenging Issues
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Inertial Sensors
50%
Industry 4.0 (I4.0)
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Motion Capture Applications
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Fatigue Detection
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Tool Condition Monitoring
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Activity Detection
50%
Motion Capture Sensors
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Telework
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Visual Camera
50%
Manufacturing Safety
50%
Visual-inertial
50%
Detection Conditions
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Robotic Additive Manufacturing
50%
Camera-based Sensor
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Advanced Sensing
50%
Media Risk
50%
Camera Measurements
50%
Support Solution
50%
Engineering
Industry Sector
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Industrial Applications
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Capture System
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Inertial Measurement Unit
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Realization
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Automotives
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Sensor Measurement
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Condition Monitoring
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Robotics Application
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Object Recognition
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Machine Learning Algorithm
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Additive Manufacturing
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Technological Advancement
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Inertial Sensor
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Human Safety
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Industry 4.0
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Chemical Engineering
Learning System
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Condition Monitoring
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Additive Manufacturing
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Industry 4.0
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Spider Web
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Systematic Review
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Learning System
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Machine Learning
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Material Science
Three Dimensional Printing
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