A research protocol of an observational study on efficacy of microsoft kinect azure in evaluation of static posture in normal healthy population

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This observational study protocol evaluates the validity of using the Microsoft Kinect Azure sensor to assess static coronal posture in a healthy population.

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This paper describes a research protocol for an observational study assessing the efficacy of Microsoft Kinect Azure for evaluating static posture in a normal, healthy population. The high-level methods are centered on using the Kinect Azure system to capture posture-related measurements while participants perform static positioning tasks, with the study designed to evaluate the device’s performance in this context. A major caveat explicitly inherent in the protocol text is that the study targets healthy individuals and focuses on static posture evaluation rather than pathological populations or dynamic functional tasks. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract BACKGROUND: Recognition of human pose is very significant in studies involving human computer interactions. Microsoft's Kinect II or Microsoft's Kinect azure sensor in 3D motion capturing systems shows a growing interest in vision-based Human computer interaction as they are low-cost. In this research we introduced and ruled out the efficacy of Microsoft Kinect Azure in evaluation of static coronal Posture in normal healthy population.METHOD: The research has been structured as an observational study. The total of 132 participants will be taken from AVBRH, sawangi Meghe for study as per inclusion and exclusion criteria. With intervention the period of the study will be 6 months. It holds single period, concurrent validity evaluation comparing normal Posture derived from the Kinect system.DISCUSSION: This study protocol aims to evaluate the Validity of evaluation of Normal human posture using Microsoft Kinect Azure. The study's expected outcome will concert on the evaluation of coronal Posture using Microsoft Kinect Azure in normal healthy population.
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