For the past week, I have been learning and writing KV language as well as adjusting the current prototype framework that we have. I changed a lot of widgets’ configurations so that they are now aligned according to the size of the application window, and I also successfully got the setting page to work.
My next important task is to create the training page, which our group comes to an agreement on the design. We now want to display the user’s footage on the top left corner, the reference posture on the top right corner, and the two skeletons at the bottom of the application window. The skeletons will be drawn with the same body part lengths, but the angles between different body parts will depend on the reference pose and the user’s attempt at imitating it. We believe this will help users know how to correct their mistakes the most intuitively.
Also, with help from Eric, Openpose is finally running on my laptop! While the framerate is very low, it should be enough to let me start testing out the openpose api in the official documents. I plan to try them out next week and see how things work for our overall integration.
Also, my teammates and I also looked into the ethics aspect of our project. We met and discussed this week to see if there are any extra design choices necessary to make our project ethically robust. It turns out the parameter adjustment option that we are offering to our users on the setting page has already resolved some of the most important ethical issues concerning our project.
I believe I am currently a little behind schedule since the integration process is expected to start next week, but I believe I can catch up early next week as I have clearly identified and prepared for the tasks left for the frontend part of our project.