Moving, annotating, learning: MotionNotes LabDays - a case study

Abstract

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A Web-Based Platform for Traditional Craft Documentation

“…The staggering amount of research in 2D/3D digitization technologies for World Heritage resulted in automatic reconstruction methods, good practices, and democratization of sensors and methods to audiences without technical expertise. Scientific interest advanced in the digital preservation of ICH, mainly through the recording of the kinetic or vocal activity of bearers of CH, such as dancers [12][13][14][15][16][17][18] and vocals [14].…”