Skeleton Tracking

Skeleton tracking is a technology that uses cameras and sensors to identify and monitor the positions of a person's body joints in real-time. It constructs a digital “skeletal” model by detecting key points like heads, limbs, and joints, allowing computers to understand human movements and gestures. This technology is commonly used in gaming, fitness, virtual reality, and human-computer interaction to interpret actions without physical contact, enabling more intuitive and responsive experiences. Essentially, skeleton tracking transforms visual data into a digital map of body posture and motion, facilitating natural interaction between humans and digital systems.