This week I worked on the browser extension’s UI, continued integration with Kaitlyn (pressure sensors), and started integration with Lilly (neck angle).
For the browser’s extension UI, I implemented the CSS for displaying the pressure sensor data. The four ovals correspond to the four pressure sensors that we will have on the seat. The server sends the browser extension four binary values, when the binary value is 1, this indicates that the user is leaning too much in this area.
This is what is displayed when the user is sitting in the correct posture (their baseline they set which is their goal posture).
This is just an example of what the circles looked like filled in. When a circle turns red, this means that the user is leaning too much in that direction.
Additionally this week I continued working on integration with Kaitlyn and started integration with Lilly. With the neck sensor data, we were able to get the angle collected via the python code which collects the sensor data -> server -> browser extension.
I’m on track for this week. For the interim demo next week, I’d like to make sure that everything works seamlessly between the CV and the browser extension and make sure that the extension can demonstrate that it can receive data from the pressure sensors and the neck angle sensor.