(D1) Know the characteristics of the main motion detection and analysis systems and the related basic principles. (D2) Be able to establish which motion detection systems to use and know how to apply the acquired knowledge in order to carry out motion detections. (D3) Knowing how to distinguish the operating principles underlying each system and evaluate its application in the specific case of use. (D4) Knowing how to present problems related to motion detection and analysis orally. (D5) Can understand information contained in textbooks and other materials to identify the specific characteristics of motion detection and analysis systems.

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Introduction to systems for detecting the position, speed and acceleration of limb movements
Introduction to movement analysis

slide and scientific articles suggested by the teacher

Introduction to systems for detecting the position, speed and acceleration of limb movements
Introduction to movement analysis

frontal and distance lessons

oral exam: two questions on the two parts (detection systems and analysis methods). The mark of the exam will be: excellent (30-30 e lode), very good (27-29), good (24-26), acceptable (21-23), sufficient (18-29), insufficient (<18)

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