Beach volleyball serve type recognition

Evaluation of Dominant and Non-Dominant Hand Movements For Volleyball Action Modelling

“…In such cases, the reported results (i.e. UAR) show an interesting case of using non-dominant hand compared to the common practice of using sensor(s) on the dominant hand [5,9].…”

“…While researchers have proposed different configurations in terms of number and placement of sensors [17], it is ideal to keep the number of sensors to a minimum due to cost, setup effort and player's comfort [3,6,16,17]. In studies involving volleyball, researchers often opted to place a sensor on the dominant arm of the player [5,9] which seems like a reasonable choice. However the role of the non-dominant hand has not been properly explored.…”

Exploring Dynamic Expressions on Soft Wearables for Physical Exercises

“…Materialization of activity achievements in wearable form factors has been implemented and perceived as rewards [i.e. see 4,5]. Different from them, our results suggest the dynamic alteration on the more visible and symbolically relevant areas of the body can help people to better identify themselves with the achievements during exercises.…”

“…In that direction, soft approaches to wearable designs often focuses on sensing technologies [i.e. 4,17]. However, several studies implemented situated wearable visualizations of activity during exercising experiences (i.e.…”

“…pattern, color, silhouette changes [i.e. see 4,5,14]). To this end, we aim to get insights on the physical activity related dynamic changes on soft wearables and how these could provide design opportunities for enhancing the individual and social experience of exercising.…”