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BodyMAP - Jointly Predicting Body Mesh and 3D Applied Pressure Map for People in Bed

CVPR 2024 · 3D vision › Human pose estimation · approach: Human mesh recovery from images · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes BodyMAP, a single network that jointly predicts SMPL body mesh and per-vertex 3D applied pressure for people in bed from depth and pressure images, plus BodyMAP-WS, which learns 3D pressure without 3D pressure labels via a differentiable 2D projection loss.

Problem

Predicting 3D human body pose/shape and the 3D pressure applied on the body for people resting in bed (e.g., under blankets) to help prevent pressure ulcers; prior methods predict only 2D pressure, subsets of body regions, or approximate 3D pressure through multi-stage pipelines.

Approach

A unified ResNet + SMPL + Feature Indexing Module + PointNet network that fuses depth and pressure-image features per mesh vertex to output body mesh and per-vertex pressure times predicted contact; BodyMAP-WS learns 3D pressure implicitly by aligning a differentiable 2D projection of the predicted 3D pressure map with the sensed 2D pressure image.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use both depth and pressure images rather than depth alone (ablation)BodyMAP-PointNet · SLP test subjects 81–102, all blanket conditionsMPJPE (mm): 60.66 ± 1.615 -> 51.01 ± 1.071Helped
use both depth and pressure images rather than depth alone (ablation)BodyMAP-PointNet · SLP test subjects 81–102, all blanket conditionsv2vP (kPa2): 2.47 ± 0.034 -> 2.14 ± 0.030Helped
use both depth and pressure images rather than pressure image only (ablation)BodyMAP-PointNet · SLP test subjects 81–102, all blanket conditionsMPJPE (mm): 76.54 ± 3.170 -> 51.01 ± 1.071Helped
use both depth and pressure images rather than pressure image only (ablation)BodyMAP-PointNet · SLP test subjects 81–102, all blanket conditionsv2vP (kPa2): 2.29 ± 0.014 -> 2.14 ± 0.030Helped
replace fully connected pressure prediction layers with PointNet (ablation)BodyMAP · SLP test subjects 81–102, all blanket conditionsv2vP (kPa2): 2.56 ± 0.007 -> 2.14 ± 0.030Helped
train the BodyMAP-WS pressure model on all poses instead of lateral poses only (ablation)BodyMAP-WS · SLP supine test posesv2vP (kPa2): 2.865 -> 2.513Helped
use BodyMAP-PointNet instead of BPWnet3D body mesh prediction · SLP test subjects 81–102, all blanket conditionsMPJPE (mm): 69.36 -> 51.01 ± 1.071Helped
use BodyMAP-PointNet instead of BPWnet3D pressure prediction · SLP test subjects 81–102, all blanket conditionsv2vP (kPa2): 2.84 -> 2.14 ± 0.030Helped
train BodyMAP-WS pressure prediction on all poses instead of lateral poses only (ablation)BodyMAP-WS with mesh model pretrained on lateral poses · SLP supine test posesv2vP (kPa2): 2.865 -> 2.513Helped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: BodyPressureSD SLP

Benchmarks: SLP

Metrics: MPJPE PVE anatomical height/chest/waist/hips error v2vP v2vP 1EA v2vP 2EA

Baselines: BPW BPBnet Pyramid Fusion BodyMAP-Conv

Builds on: SMPL PointNet BPW (BodyPressureSD) Pyramid Fusion

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