Whole-body scaffold joint lack the ability to perform flexion and abduction movements #290
Description
The lack of movement in the whole-body scaffold makes the process of fitting to data in all sorts of varied poses a challenging task.
The following movements have been noted as important to add into the scaffold:
- Shoulder flexion
- Arm rotation
- elbow flexion
- Wrist flexion
- Wrist abduction (deviation)
- Hip flexion
- Knee flexion
- Ankle flexion