3D Human Pose Estimation via Intuitive Physics (CVPR 2023)

[@owenlarson07366]

I’m convinced that this is how we get there! Of course your team is the one to do it.

[@mokhtarzadehhossein]

Great job on understanding the importance of maintaining a stable body and its connection to slow movements like Yoga. I'm curious if you've explored its effectiveness in higher-intensity activities such as fast walking, running, or jumping. Considering deformable surfaces adds another layer to consider, especially when the ground is not always a non-deformed surface, like when people play on grass, for example. It would be an excellent addition to your original concept and research model. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@WhiteDragon103]

I too wonder how it would perform on poses with rapid acceleration where the center of mass is not necessarily supported by a center of pressure directly below. For example, an athlete making a sharp hairpin turn would have significant lean, but because of the acceleration AND gravity, the center of mass would be supported despite the lean.