A Spherical Representation of a Human Body for Visualizing Movement. 1979 Badler, Norman I., and S. Smoliar. Digital Representations of Human Movement. 1979 Calvert, T. W., J. A. Landis, and J. Chapman. Edited by Diana Taplin.
Input is based on distal and proximal joint numbers, and other parameters.
A database records the Cartesian co-ordinates of the joints, which through projective geometry, are displayed at 14 frames per second. Values computer as a tool and not a means of expression. Technical Report 148, Basser Department of Computer Science, Sidney University, 1979. Edited Jeffrey M. Tobias. Basser Department of Computer Science, Sidney University.