Characterization of a wearable system for automatic supervision of fitness exercises
Authors:
- C. CremaCCC. Crema
- A. DepariADA. Depari
- A. FlamminiAFA. Flammini
- E. SisinniE. Sisinni
- T. HaslwanterTHT. Haslwanter
- S. SalzmannSSS. Salzmann
- 1 December 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Measurement
- Vol. 147, 106810
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Smart Cities and Communities and Social Innovation (D84G14000220008)
- University of Brescia H&W
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