Constructing Three-Dimensional Models of Individuals and their Wheeled Mobility Devices from Landmark Data

Authors

• Clive R. D'Souza - University at Buffalo
• David J. Feathers - University at Buffalo
• Victor L. Paquet - University at Buffalo

Topic

• Scale models
• Simulation and modeling
• Mobility

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