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In this work, a new tracking method of rower movement is presented. The movements were reconstructed from monitoring joint angles deduced from a geometric method and taking into account standard human anthropometric data. Measurements were carried out with wearable home-made displacement sensors as well as inertial measurement units IMU in sensor nodes. To validate the measurement setup, a 3D-motion capture system consisting of a four Vicon Bonita video camera tracking system was used to follow the movement performed by expert and novice athletes during many cycles. The joint angles measurement method and embedded wireless electronic instrumentation are described. Results are presented and discussed.
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