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Long-term desk work with lousy posture causes physical disabilities. To solve this problem, we have developed a smart chair with a controllable seat angle in our previous research. In order to control the seat angle and guide the user to the correct posture using this smart chair, it is necessary to investigate how the posture changes in response to the seat angle change. In this study, we first constructed a dataset by capturing posture data from 30 subjects while changing the seat angle of the smart chair. This dataset trained a model based on a graph neural network to predict posture in response to seat angle changes. We compared the model's prediction performance in the evaluation experiment depending on the training data and the body part.
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