Regarding the measured key points

Detect up to 30 keypoints, including joints in every area of the body as well as the face.

VisionPose can detect up to 30* key points, made up of joints in all different parts of the body (25 points) and facial features (5 points).
Furthermore, it is also possible to increase the amount of key points by adding** to it, depending on your needs. For example, it is possible to detect the complete movement of the fingers, animals or the joints of robots used for labor. For more information regarding the already detected bodyparts, please click here.* When using 3D analysis with the Single3D version of Visionpose, there are 17 detectable key points.
** The addition of key points can only be done for the Standard version.

Detection when wearing high heeled shoes

Even if you wear high heels, it is possible to detect the skeleton without any issues.

Detecting backs when bending over

While this video is a snapshot of when we were teaching the system, but it beautifully displays how we were able to get the system to recognize the shapes of peoples’ backs when they bend over.

Analysis of posture and behavior of children

It is also possible to detect the skeleton of children and infants.

Joints in every area of the body as well as facial features

What joints are covered with 30 key points

  • VisionPose (Standard) – Both 2D and 3D analysis offer 30 key points
  • VisionPose Single3D – 2D analysis offers 30 key points
30 Key points
  • Head
  • Eye RightEye Left
  • Ear RightNoseEar Left
  • Neck
  • Shoulder RightSpine ShoulderShoulder Left
  • Elbow RightSpine MidElbow Left
  • Wrist RightWrist Left
  • Hand RightHand Left
  • Thumb RightThumb Left
  • Tip RightTip Left
  • Hip RightSpine BaseHip Left
  • Knee RgihtKnee Left
  • Ankle RightAnkle Left
  • Foot RightFoot Left

What joints are covered with 17 key points

  • VisionPose Single 3D – 3D analysis offers 17 key points
17 Key point
  • Head
  • Nose
  • Neck
  • Shoulder RightSpine ShoulderShoulder Left
  • Elbow RightSpine MidElbow Left
  • Wrist RightWrist Left
  • Hip RightHip Left
  • Knee RgihtKnee Left
  • Ankle RightAnkle Left

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