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    Acceleration-based method of ice quality assessment in the sport of curling

    Dzikowski, B., Weremczuk, J., Pachwicewicz, M.
    Published in Sensors (2022)
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    Curling stone tracking based on an enhanced mean-shift algorithm using optimal feature vector

    Kim, J., Han, Y. “…Computer vision technology can automatically detect and recognize objects on the ground or on a court, such as balls, players, and lines, using camera sensors. These are non-contact sensors, which do not interfere with an athlete`s movement. …”
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    Inertial measurements of curling stone movement

    Dzikowski, B., Pachwicewicz, M., Weremczuk, J. “…International Scientific Conference on Optoelectronic and Electronic Sensors…”
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    Development of curling brush for measuring force exerted during sweeping

    Yanagi, H., Miyakoshi, K., Fukuoka, M., Yamamoto, N. “…The purpose of this study was to examine the validity of the forces exerted on the curling brush devised with strain gauges and angular velocity sensors. Force data obtained from the devised brush were compared with data obtained from the force plates. …”
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