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Velma And Windows Mobile


There has been a new arrival in the stable of bicycles at the Wilson household. How and why I acquired this new bike (more correctly described as a tricycle, or trike to sound more adult) is a story for another time, but suffice it to say that it involved a friend of many years who is something of a semi-professional bicycle racer. I will be forever grateful to him for making this bike, oops, trike, available to me. As I see it, one of the great things about trikes are their potential for being "geeked out". This kind of thing is also possible with regular bicycles, but the extra weight seems more noticeable on two wheels, and there are fewer places to mount the gadgets. Which brings me to the reason for this post, to recount my experience using a Windows Mobile device as a bicycle computer. Before we begin, let me introduce you to Velma (the name of the new trike). Velma is a recumbent bike, so the pedals are in frot while my torso reclines in a comfortable seat, far easier to cope with on long rides tha ...

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  1. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    Hi Mr.James Thank you for this useful information. I just have problems in downloading the code. I...

    -- Senior Student

  2. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    i´m new in this kind of project with the kinect and i´d like to check your program, because i want to...

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  3. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    Thanks Mr. james for the reply, I'm very grateful with it. Do you mean that I should create a virtual...

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  4. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    You could just initialize the vector vectorJoint1ToJoint2 with a static value the describes the dimensions...

    -- James Y. Wilson

  5. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    You could just initialize the vector vectorJoint1ToJoint2 with a static value the describes the dimensions...

    -- James Y. Wilson

  6. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    Hi all, I understand that this work fine if we can have 2 vectors from the 3 joints position. But what...

    -- Sundae

  7. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    Hello Browniee, Yes, ankle and knee segments are included in the skeleton. You can actually see these...

    -- James Y. Wilson

  8. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    Hi Jim, Love to see more posting like this from you :)

    -- Sam

  9. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    is this possible with SDK v1.5.0 and can i also manipulate this to get angles for the knee and ankle...

    -- Browniee

  10. Re: Using the Kinect Sensor to Calculate Body Segment Angles

    Hello Sriram, You should download the complete SkeletonAnalyzer project file and build it to verify...

    -- James Y. Wilson

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