Support on Repeating Skill Development - Modulating from monitored data to a target

Abstract

This study develops a methodology to support repeating action as motor-skill development of human beings. Repetitive motion, which is the center of our interest, is a series of the same motion at a trial time. Therefore, a waveform of monitored data can imply the characteristics of the body motion. Comparison of such a waveform with others can help learners understand the difference of the motion between them. However, it is difficult to identify and compare the different amplitude and frequency of waveform by way of the display reviewing at the same time without any modifications. Hence, this study aims at proposing adjustment method of the different waveform in different trials.