Carnegie Mellon ECE Capstone, Spring2021 || Maddie M., Sarah T., Zixuan Z.
This week I worked on testing the threshold for more exercises and the pose comparison algorithm. Since some core exercises have relatively low detection accuracy, I removed them from the workout library. I recorded some demo videos for the final demo. We also discussed the structure of the final video.
We will continue to work on the video for the demo and the final report next week.
This week we continued to work on integration and started working on the demo video.
The most significant risk is that the accuracy for some core exercises is lower than we want. We decided to remove some exercises that are hard to detect (such as elbow to knee) from the workout library.
We will work on the final video and the report next week.
This week, I downloaded the latest version of the UI onto the board. I worked with Maddie to fix an “illegal instruction (core dumped)” error the board kept producing. It ended up being a NumPy error. We had to downgrade the version. But now the UI works on the board. It’s integrated with the pose comparison, scoring, and accounts now. Zixuan was able to get the UI to show while the pose comparison runs.
I was also able to finalize the exercise library.
I recorded a bunch of demo clips this week, too. Maddie will crop and stitch them together for the demo video. We also finished our poster.
We’re on schedule. We just need to finish the video by Monday night. Then, next week, we’ll just need to do the public demo on Thursday.
This week I finished up changes to the user accounts. Now the user is able to enter in their name and view a graph displaying their progress as they complete workouts. I also spent time recording footage for the video, as weak as putting together the poster for our presentations.
I also gave the final presentation for our team this week. Our project came together nicely.