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• Working the strategy to model and animate living human organs for all 11 organ systems. The integumentary system is an organ system consisting of the skin, hair, nails, and exocrine glands. The skin is only a few millimeters thick yet is by fare the largest organ in the body at approximately 2 square meters for many large American adult males.

• Working Draft for the H-Anim motion definition (in preparation) H-Anim Motion Definition

Work has been proposed by the Korea Chapter.

1. Definition of a humanoid character model capable of generating motion from captured motion data
2. Definition of a humanoid character model capable of generating motion using a general motion definition such as keyframe, interpolation, kinematics and dynamics for human figures.
3. Definition of motion parameters for transferring or exchanging motion between different human character models
4. Definition of motion data interface for including motion data
5. Definition of behavior modeling data
6. Definition of motion viewer’s functionality
7. Video human functionality and gestures will be considered in AR/MR working group efforts

• New Work Item Proposal, ISO/IEC 19774 Humanoid Animation - Part 1: Architecture (Submitted to ISO) nwip_HAnim130724(1)
• New Work Item Proposal, ISO/IEC 19774 Humanoid Animation - Part 2: Motion Capture (Submitted to ISO) nwip_HAnim130724(2)
• Working Draft Outline for Humanoid Animation - Part 1 HAnimArchitectureWD130724
• Working Draft Outline for Humanoid Animation - Part 2 HAnimMotionWD130724

• 2013-07-21, H-Anim Facial Animation, Prof. Jung-Ju Choi (Ajou University, Korea) FA_HAnim_LA20130721
• 2013-07-21, Modeling and Animation of Hands and Feet, Prof. Kwan-Hee You (Chungbuk National University, Korea) HandAndFeetAnimation130821

TO DO LIST for wiki

• Create animation of joint range of motions--translation and rotation with metered overlays and animated measures as the wireframe bones articulate
• Add Joint Center for each prototypical human skeleton. There are no prototypical human skeletons per se but I use the term to mean a representative skeleton for each stage (i.e., birth, childhood, adolescence, and adulthood) of human development (http://www.institute4learning.com/stages_of_life.php) from premature newborn (~30 weeks) to supercentenarian (>110 years old) for each gender (i.e., male and female) and for each of three body types (i.e., endomorph, mesomorph and ectomorph). That equates to 54 skeletons when you multiply 9 by 2 by 3.

Map the Foundational Model of Anatomy's anatomical joint names to the extant Level of Articulation joint names and format the traceability matrix in a wiki table. Include additional columns for at least three other skeletal naming systems.

The following list of 279 joints are culled from over 450 joint (the difference is due to categories of joint names in the FMA) names.