Jasmine Yew’s Report for April 1

This week, I primarily researched quaternion libraries and how to use the generated quaternions to generate feedback. I’ve decided to use an external Javascript library called three.js and to generate feedback, I plan to use Three.js to generate the vectors to display on the feedback page. Since it seemed like no progress had been made on the tracking page, I also created an interim tracking page with a basic HTML layout where users choose the exercise they want to perform, then get directed to a new page where they can begin tracking their set or stop tracking their set. I am slightly behind schedule right now because my parts of the project rely on parts that my teammates are still working on and have yet to complete. In order to keep on track, I’ve been using fake data and plan to keep using fake data to test the quaternion generation. By next week, I hope to have the quaternions generated, hopefully using the data received from the sensors.