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# Azure Kinect Body Tracking JumpAnalysis Sample
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## Introduction
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The Azure Kinect Body Tracking JumpAnalysis sample leverages the body tracking SDK to perform quantitative analysis to
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a jump section performed by a single user. After each jump section, it will output the jump height, counter movement,
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push-off velocity and the squat knee angle. It demonstrates how users can write some simple code to build analysis in 3d.
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## Usage Info
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jump_analysis_sample.exe
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```
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## Instruction
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1. Make sure you place the camera parallel to the floor and there is only one person in the scene.
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2. Raise both of your hands above your head or hit 'space' key to start the jump session.
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3. Perform a jump. Try to land at the same location as the starting point.
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4. Raise both of your hands above your head or hit 'space' key again to finish the session.
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5. Three 3d windows will pop up to show the moment of your deepest squat, jump peak and a replay of your full jump session.
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Your jump analysis results will also be printed out on the command prompt.
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6. Close any of the 3d windows to go back to the idle stage.
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