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Mediapipe #23

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AndreAhmed opened this issue Oct 3, 2024 · 4 comments
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Mediapipe #23

AndreAhmed opened this issue Oct 3, 2024 · 4 comments

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@AndreAhmed
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Dear @DavidBoja
Thanks so much for your contributions.
Is there a way to use Mediapipe, to use it for your measurement SMPL anthropometry ? If that's possible what needs to be changed and how ?

@DavidBoja
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As far as I know, Mediapipe works on images of humans, and finds various features from these, like joints, face detection, etc.?

You can use Mediapipe to estimate the joints from a subject in the image, and then use an existing HMR method to estimate the SMPL from the image. Then, you can use the SMPL-Anthropometry to get the measurements.

@AndreAhmed
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@DavidBoja But as you mentioned before I need a T or A pose.. this won't work ?

@DavidBoja
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Yes, you can just use the shape parameters that you obtain with your HMR method and initialize the Measurer with that. This will measure an SMPL in the T-pose with the desired shape.
The A-pose should also be fine because there is not much variation from the T-pose to the A-pose in terms of measurements (as they are estimated in this repo).

If you want to measure posed subjects, you can check out our other work on pose-independent anthropometry.

@AndreAhmed
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@DavidBoja Thanks so much for the reference github.
The main problem with all that work, Is I want to be able to view the measurement in Unity3D ( A game engine). Not sure how would that happen

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