Detect... human poses in images
Small Space to test ViTPose
Upload and verify front, side, and back pose images
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Analyze images to detect human poses
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A visual scorer of two dance videos
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Detect and annotate poses in images and videos
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Create a video using aligned poses from an image and a dance video
Pose Detection Mediapipe is a pose estimation solution developed by Google as part of its MediaPipe framework. It is designed to detect human poses in images and video streams, providing precise locations of body landmarks such as the face, hands, and full-body keypoints. Mediapipe's pose detection is highly versatile, making it suitable for applications in fitness, gaming, and interactive experiences.
• Real-Time Processing: Enables fast and accurate detection of human poses in video streams. • Cross-Platform Support: Can run on mobile devices, desktops, and web browsers. • Pre-Trained Models: Utilizes optimized models for accurate pose estimation. • Customizable: Allows developers to adjust settings like model complexity and sensitivity. • Multi-Person Detection: Capable of detecting poses of multiple individuals in a single frame. • Landmark Detection: Provides detailed coordinates for body keypoints. • Integration with MediaPipe Pipeline: Seamlessly integrates with other MediaPipe components for end-to-end solutions.
1. What is the accuracy of Pose Detection Mediapipe?
Pose Detection Mediapipe provides high accuracy by leveraging pre-trained machine learning models. Accuracy depends on input quality and model configuration.
2. Can it detect poses in real-time?
Yes, Mediapipe's pose detection is optimized for real-time processing, making it suitable for video streams and interactive applications.
3. Does it support multiple platforms?
Yes, MediaPipe Pose Detection is designed to run on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as web browsers through MediaPipe for Web.