Intel Corporation

Bridget L Williams

Mark Ries Robinson

Elena Adelle Allen

Adam Marek

Jonathan J Lee

Mehrnaz Khodam Hazrati

Fahimeh Salehpour

Jonathan K Lee

Bogna Bylicka

Sabar Mourad Souag

Pawel Pieniazek

Anna Banaszczyk-fiszer

Jakub Powierza

Amery Cong

Sameer Sheorey

Nelson Leung

Apparatus and methods for extraction and calculation of multi-person performance metrics in a three-dimensional space. An example apparatus includes a detector to identify a first subject in a first image captured by a first image capture device based on a first set of two-dimensional kinematic keypoints in the first image, the two-dimensional kinematic keypoints corresponding to a joint of the first subject, the first image capture device associated with a first view of the first subject, a multi-view associator to verify the first subject using the first image and a second image captured by a second image capture device, the second image capture device associated with a second view of the first subject, the second view different than the first view, and a keypoint generator to generate three-dimensional keypoints for the first subject using the first set of two-dimensional kinematic keypoints.

Apparatus and methods for determining multi-subject performance metrics in a three-dimensional space

Technologies for measuring a hydration level of a user includes a hydration measurement device having an arm position sensor and one or more reflectance sensors. The hydration measurement device generates sensor data indicative of a position of a user's arm using the arm position sensor. The hydration measurement device performs reflectance measurements with the reflectance sensor(s) at a first position that is determined based on the sensor data and a second position that is raised relative to the first position that is also based on the sensor data. The hydration measurement device determines a hematocrit of the user's blood based on the reflectance measurements and determines a hydration level of the user based on the determined hematocrit. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Technologies for measuring hydration level of a user

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Bridget L Williams